They're forcing out single families and the assessment rates are sky high, so buildings are rendered economically insignificant.

Quid Pro Quod Similarly, the bill grants economically insignificant fuels like solar energy a total exemption from the tax.

During that time software evolved from being an economically insignificant product to being a very large profit maker for companies like Oracle, IBM and Microsoft.

Goods and services provided by governments and non-profit organizations free of charge or for economically insignificant prices are included.

The competition was much less intense among stations in the 1960's because FM was economically insignificant; only AM stations were serious contenders.

By 1982 there were 1,155 such entities, including economically insignificant ones like commissions or trust funds set up for specific projects like the 1968 Olympic Games.

Nor is it economically insignificant.

Animal-rights groups criticize the hunt as being cruel and unnecessary and economically insignificant.

By itself, the market is economically insignificant in a $60 billion annual trade gap.

The level of looting was economically insignificant compared with the huge loss during the 1977 blackout, from which areas like Bushwick, in Brooklyn, are only now recovering.