negligible

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Mr. Card countered with natural experiments—most famously the 1980 Mariel boat lift—showing negligible effects on native employment or earnings.

From The Wall Street Journal

The field has definitely closed up, but any effect on overtaking has been negligible.

From BBC

While this is a relatively negligible trade-off in terms of risk versus returns, if we isolate periods of high inflation, we can see the real benefit of a commodities position.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said investigations have found that the release of radiation “had negligible effects on the physical health of individuals or the environment.”

From The Wall Street Journal

From a financial perspective, DOGE’s value for the American taxpayer has been negligible.

From Salon