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inconsiderable
a too small or unimportant to merit attention
passed his life in an inconsiderable village their duties were inconsiderable had no inconsiderable influence
The Tour de France is the simple matter of a three-week, 2,175 mile (3,500 km) bike ride over 21 stages, with a not inconsiderable nine of them taking place in the mountains.
He donates his not inconsiderable savings to charity, cuts up his credit cards and sets forth to find himself in the American vastness, aiming eventually to confront the Alaskan .
The Tour de France is the simple matter of a three-week, 2,175 mile (3,500 km) bike ride over 21 stages, with a not inconsiderable nine of them taking place in the mountains.
Review: 'The Lone Ranger,' one hot mess The Lone Rangeris way too long, incoherent at times, loaded with clumsy dialogue and less than sure-footed in its tone. That's the bad news. But here's the thing about the film: despite all its not-inconsiderable failings, it's surprisingly entertaining for its two and a half-hour running time.
July 1, 2013 - The Milpitas Post
Vladimir Putin in Thaindian.com (blog) We are able to protect our people, our citizens, our state, our wealth - which is not inconsiderable,Putin said, supported by his successor Medvedev who warned against irresponsible ambitions" adding Russia should do everything to see the...
Jim Anderton in Scoop.co.nz (press release) For a start, the Government is investing $175 million over the next five years on a Plan of Action on Land Management and Climate Change,Jim Anderton said. "That is a not inconsiderable sum of money." "The Government has also...
Jack Valenti in CNN To endure in a volatile, unpredictable arena populated by egos the size of small planets is not an inconsiderable achievement,Valenti wrote.