negligible

"The effect on me is negligible but these poor people have come up here," he said.

According to the researchers, reactions in conventional materials are only observed directly at the point where force is applied, while only weak or negligible effects can be identified at distant locations in the material.

That’s a negligible difference, Gross said, and means that films don’t need to be held — or sped up — before they’re ready.

And for now, Chinese-led diplomacy is all there is because Western influence is negligible.

Paul Nowak, general secretary of the TUC, said the government's assessment showed the business costs from the Bill were negligible and more than offset by wider economic and social gains.