negligible造句怎么写

The chances that any customer would eat radioactive fish or vegetables from Japan are negligible.

Their table manners are negligible. They're known to shed, bark, growl and bite, even maim.

As far as the layman is concerned, the practical results of all this expenditure of money and effort are negligible.

But relative to the area of forest that has disappeared over the same period, the well-managed area is negligible.

The risk of infection for travellers to Turkey is negligible provided direct contact with dead or diseased domestic and wild birds is avoided.

It requires that managers take decisions that maximize stockholder wealth, that bondholders be fully protected from expropriation, that markets be efficient and that social costs be negligible.

In this way, when it's time to perform the real port, the cross-application impact is negligible because everything in the enterprise is service oriented rather than application oriented.

Fortunately, the damage was negligible.

And this mass is almost negligible.

He is a negligible person in the government.

This will have a negligible effect on the temperature.

Since rainfall in Egypt is negligible to nonexistent, its agriculture is totally dependent on the Nile.

However, if you could jump up way - near the top of the atmosphere — - where the air drag is negligible — then you would be weightless for quite some time.

Nudge one line out further and the distance grows, negligible at first but the further away from that center point the distance is even greater.

The damage to my car is negligible.

Details are negligible as far as I know.

Compared with the price increase in real estate, the profits of rental housing appears to be negligible.

On the other hand, if your lookup data USES a single form and if there are only hundreds of documents, then there is a negligible effect on your main database.

Property management of old uptown isn't a negligible problem in cities.

His knowledge of geography is negligible.

It is true that human activity is causing a steady, measurable decline in the oxygen content of the world's air, although as yet this decline is negligible.