inconsiderably

Sometimes his way of looking caused him to make art that in anyone else's hands would have been inconsiderably "small."

The humidity is inconsiderably differential among the areas.

"Oh yes, not inconsiderably," said Parlabane, doing a reedyvoiced John Major impression, at which Jenny's eyes bulged.

Management also expressed great satisfaction with Mr. Jarvi, who came to the orchestra with a substantial international reputation and, not inconsiderably, firm connections in the recording world.

Sarah, perhaps mainly to distract me from any line of conversation that might lead to the man she feared, began to complain about how roughly and inconsiderably she had been questioned by Inspector Merivale.

But he had certainly given rise to a great deal of merriment among the student population of Kate's generation of Niniltna High, which had added not inconsiderably to her own status as well.

It was not till after lunch that they rejoined Bliss in a small structure, which Trevize found to be rather inconsiderably different from Hiroko's quarters, and which had been assigned them as their own temporary living quarters.

Over a span of 400 years many parts of the buildings were suffered much by time, and not inconsiderably... by the destructive effects of war; a few, however, are sufficiently in repair to be converted into use by the garrison, as granaries, store-houses, powder magazines during time of East India Company.