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negligible English
Meaning negligible meaning
What does negligible mean?
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Synonyms negligible synonyms
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Topics negligible topics
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What words indicate that there is a very small amount of something?
Examples negligible examples
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Simple sentences
The damage from the flood was negligible.
Movie subtitles
Well, for a man who supposedly drank a bottle of rum, his blood alcohol is surprisingly low. Negligible, in fact.
Almost negligible.
But this much is negligible.
My practice is negligible.
My report will point out Antonsson's culpability as negligible.
The drop in power is definite, Captain, but negligible.
Negligible.
The mass is too great. We are having an effect but it is negligible.
Negligible power readings.
Possibly. However, the beings may perceive them as negligible noise rather than an attempt at communication.
Some negligible atmospheric vibration, huh?
Energy output is negligible, sir.
You seem to have everything except perhaps the negligible item of proof.
Wasn't a mark on it except some negligible fingerprints that the police couldn't identify.
It's negligible.
On the whole, fine flying birds have negligible walking ability and it is not easy to empathise with an ostrich.
Well, the difference would be negligible.
Your value to me as a fighter is negligible.
It could be methadone, it leaves a negligible trace.
The cost would be negligible and it'd be a shame to waste all the work that's been done.
The outlay will be negligible. The rent free.
Negligible factors.
Feedback negligible.
Is it possible? The drop in power is definite, captain, but negligible.
If the planets were really to scale in such a model as grains of dust it would then be entirely clear that a comet entering the inner solar system would have a negligible chance of colliding with a planet in only a few thousand years.
If your natal city is so.negligible why did you hide your true identity under the false name of Sebastian Theus?
The copulation is a serious affair,. and the fruits that one withdraw from it negligible.. except illness and sadness.
There was some negligible commercial interest involved, but all the passion, that was perfectly real, and kind of sweet in a way.
A three percent increase is negligible.
Scientific benefits are negligible.
Compared to your husband's brain, my intelligence is negligible.
News and current affairs
The signal that he intended to slow down government spending was a powerful one, but the immediate effect on the budget was negligible.
De facto, since 1999, growth has been negligible and Argentina has endured a thorough crisis.
Great as the death toll, physical and emotional suffering of survivors, and property damage caused by the tsunami were, even greater losses could be inflicted by other disasters of low (but not negligible), or unknown, probability.
For starters, the risk to Europe's energy imports from Russia is negligible.
Children go to work at relatively young ages, and the prevalence of low wages--particularly for women--means that the cost of parental time is negligible relative to other opportunities.
Climate models uniformly show that that for all the economic havoc that such carbon cuts would likely wreak, they would have a negligible impact on global temperatures.
When they are negligible, they flatter profit statements, while balance-sheet problems slowly accumulate.
The barriers to entry are negligible, because competition is just one click away.
Would it cost a negligible number of jobs?
This reflects two factors: too little ambition in carrying out essential balance-sheet corrections, and slow progress - negligible in France and Italy - in restructuring Europe's national economies.
Yet the cost would be anything but negligible.
Over the next half-century, even large reductions in CO2 emissions would have only a negligible impact.
But, while the oil and gas industry has grown significantly since 2007, it employs fewer than 200,000 people, implying a negligible effect even if employment in this sector doubled in the short run.
Mutual concessions can be crafted that ensure negligible political fallout for both leaders.
Health problems will be negligible for all but a few nations.
But the share of models developed by Chinese carmakers is negligible.
Recent talks in Cairo and Moscow produced small, but not negligible, steps in that direction.
Yet most empirical studies conclude that, at least within the range of income-tax rates in the US during the last several decades, these effects are negligible.
Furthermore, with regional tensions high, the economic impact of the removal of sanctions turns out to be negligible, while conservatives gain ground in resisting reform.
For the beleaguered middle class, the benefits were negligible.
Even if the unions win large wage increases - which is very likely and entirely justifiable given their past restraint - this will have only a negligible effect on Europe's price stability.
Whereas South Africa's foreign trade almost doubled between 1994 and 2002, exports from, say, Malawi to Tanzania or from Mozambique to Zambia remained negligible, despite their geographic proximity.
And, for North Korea - or Iran, should it ever build nuclear weapons - the risk of the regime initiating a nuclear attack is negligible, given that doing so would result in its certain (non-nuclear) incineration.
In economic terms, the negligible level of intra-Maghreb trade can be explained by factors such as small market size and low trade complementarity - the weak match, in other words, between exports and imports.