I feel small, I feel insignificant

The Earth is beginning to look awfully small and insignificant.

Yet the cost would be anything but negligible.

But here, too, the potential benefits are slim.

It was established as the state bird in 1931.

For most countries, such small differences would be splitting hairs.

The tweaking of a phrase from Theotokas essay might have been a minor accident.

Prieto faced little opposition in this election and was easily reelected.

Survival depends on seizing every opportunity in this volcanic wasteland

Whatever role Berlusconi chooses to play, it is unlikely to be a marginal one.

The proportion of schoolgirls, however, is small, standing at about 10 .

The percentage of women who occupy political and public is still minimal.

The Committee expressed concern about the small impact of the Gender Equality Bureau.

The Secretary General had recommended eliminating several reports, meetings, and activities of marginal usefulness.

Bangladesh apos s industrial sector contributes only marginally to environmental pollution.

The children apos s allowance which they have been receiving, notwithstanding regular revisions of its nominal level, could do little towards easing the general inadequacy of income deriving from other sources.

In the Islamic Republic, those interested in opening up to the West are typically those with little authority.

Although China is growing fast, its economic power remains tiny.

At that time, residuals were a minor problem compared to the cost of having a paralyzed plant.

So what was a relatively minor problem has now become a major one.

The character's scene is minor and has little to do with the plot of the film.

That distinguished panel had presented a set of recommendations, to which there had so far been little response.

And, in fact, we require that this by true for some non negligible epsilon.

Another factor working in Africa s favor is its private companies and consumers low dependence on borrowed money.

Hungarians are always proud of international coverage on their insignificant country, no matter how it makes them look.

Their success in the gaming field was so notable that toys became a minor part of their business.

Sea level rises will be a very minor concern for every country, with the financial impact adding up to less than 0.1 of GDP.

I wonder the intense feeling of euphoria this seemingly negligible thing could produced in us will ever part from our memory....

However, the percentage of women occupying senior positions in both public and political sectors is rather small.

The risk of reprisals was not deemed to be insignificant, irrespective of whether the information was correct or not.

The risk for reprisals was not deemed to be insignificant, irrespective of whether the information was correct or not.

We cannot but be conscious, however, that the responses to the evolving situation have often been too little and too late.

Under a North Korean collective leadership dominated by the military, the power of the country s economic bureaucrats will be marginal, at best.

Palestinians continued to trivialize Europe s contribution, and Israelis to loathe it for financing Palestinian terror.

Metropolitan agriculture in a rapidly urbanizing world can provide high quality produce on small amounts of land.

Banknotes In 1979, banknotes were introduced in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 kip.

Both domestic work and farm work are poorly paid occupations with very little legal protection.

Provision is made for minor alterations and renovation of Mission headquarters, which is in a poor state of repair.

Financial institutions are too intertwined to fail the part of AIG that cost America s taxpayers 180 billion was relatively small.

4. Metropolitan agriculture in a rapidly urbanizing world can provide high quality produce on small amounts of land.

The Directorate was short of economic resources, enjoyed little political support and had only very limited capacity in terms of coordinating programmes with other bodies.

Kosovo s ethnic Albanians have proclaimed that they will not accept any tie to Serbia, no matter how tenuous.

The framework also provides for training provision within a dual system but scales have so far remained marginal.

The abolition of border controls was anything but a minor detail, and yet it was achieved on the basis of intergovernmental agreements.

I am not arguing against healthcare capitalism, but warning that support will become fragile, far more so than for, say, globalization nowadays. Most countries rely far too much on command and control, and provide far too few incentives for patients and providers to make efficient choices.