Common collocations with negligible in American Collocation

The cost of such items is almost negligible.

While the books get an undeniable boost in sales from the films, it’s usually fairly negligible compared to the overall sales.

Pesticide levels are reduced during washing, cooking, or processing fruits and vegetables, with negligible amounts remaining in the final product.

Present policies seem to be having a negligible effect on getting more people to cycle.

The overheads are negligible and the benefits considerable, even when it appears that a machine has vast resources; rarely are you the only user!

Very low doses of radiation are used, which pose a negligible risk to health.

In virtually all cases these differences are of negligible importance.

The proposed rule would proably result in a negligible increase in U.S. imports of parts.

The price difference was negligible, so we went ahead and bought it.

A negligible loss to a large company, for example, could be catastrophic for a private individual or small business.

Pacific Island countries make a small or negligible contribution to greenhouse gas emissions.

The drop-out rate is negligible for these courses.

Their contribution to the event was negligible.

In this case the risk is considered negligible.