negligible

I've seen studies that seem to show a negligible effect.

One said it was negligible and would right itself in time.

I could find the thing negligible were it only that.

If they do become standard, the cost to the industry would be negligible.

An Africa, in other words, whose human history is negligible.

The difference in the overall running time will be negligible.

What was left had negligible mass and no weight at all.

For the most part, that report had negligible impact on Congress.

I should think a lot less than the merely negligible.

In the Council too, the differences have become more negligible than many people had thought possible.

The party has run candidates for President since 1972, but with negligible effect.

We are strong, and the rest of the world has negligible or negative growth.

As to their educational value, up until they are six, I would say negligible.

The assets he left behind were negligible for a man of his position.

The chances of getting money back in this way are negligible.

The power output was negligible- until I had an idea.

It ran at the 2010 state election with negligible results.

The contribution of dark energy at the time was negligible.

The problem is his negligible impact as a cultural leader in the city.

But heard here as a 30-minute suite, they were pretty negligible.

You can also buy your own, but the savings are likely to be negligible.

Officials in those cities say the effect on the environment is negligible.

But in both versions she was negligible, without a part to play.

The effect on the air from this new legislation will be negligible.

In much of the developing world, treatment for the disease is negligible.