Sentences with phrase «relatively trivial»

It's a relatively trivial thing, but remember that your SD card lives in the same tray as your SIM card.

But it's always nice to have a wide set of options, so LG gets the nod when it comes to the relatively trivial matter of watch face choices.

(The Commission itself doesn't even produce fake reports showing big gains from the Single Market, the gains it claims are relatively trivial even if you believe them.)

«Gold plated» policies include a small payout for relatively trivial unexpected costs such as lost or delayed baggage, expenses during a delay, and so forth.

Moreover, many credit cards include a handful of these relatively trivial benefits — be sure to check your card.

In the SFO - British Aerospace deal, the company pleaded guilty to a relatively trivial Companies Act offence for which a limited court - imposed fine is expected and it also agreed to make a substantial charitable donation.

Although Cranston J accepted that the public interest might require persons to be given access to a court of the purpose of challenging the issue and execution of a search warrant and the retention of material (either in the Administrative Court or the Crown Court under section 59) given the relative weakness of the individual rights at stake and the relatively trivial interference with those rights, it was legitimate for the courts to permit the withholding of PII material in the wider public interest [33, 41].

Hutton's strong reputation in the market can be largely attributed to the impeccable credentials of the «calm, intelligent and thorough» Tim Musgrave, who is «capable of dealing with anything from a relatively trivial injury to a huge multimillion - pound litigation and provides the same service to his clients at either end of this spectrum».

Prohibition of free speech and assembly is a measure so stringent that it would be inappropriate as the means for averting a relatively trivial harm to society.

First, you could stop using email except for relatively trivial communications.

For me, this feels a bit like the struggle it used to be to get people to back up their data: we knew our hard drives would fail and yet we avoided the relatively trivial work of backing them up — until, of course, the thinkable happened.

One (relatively trivial) example I regular cite of evidence that legal research is important are the various court decisions cited in Chapter 1 of my legal research book where courts have awarded costs for conducting online legal research.

The British House of Commons has been brought to public contempt by relatively trivial fiddling of expenses.

Psychology in particular has a deep concern with the distortions caused by even relatively trivial conflicts of interest.

They range from a relatively trivial impact — less than one degree Celsius warming from a doubling of atmospheric carbon dioxide — to more than five degrees.

-- whereas the so - called sceptics or contrarians have relatively trivial funding, and are often self funded.

Geologically we find ourselves within the likely final throes of an inter-ice age interglacial, concentrating on relatively trivial oscillations very similar to those of previous interglacials.

Of the 200 matched files that are not identical, the differences are relatively trivial — those differences (less a couple for «redacted» emails) have been filtered into differences.txt.

These limitations could be overcome in Persona 3 & 4 with proper planning & effort but they're relatively trivial to overcome in Persona Q thanks to the temporary MP system and the greater flexibility in character building & customization.

I know that it's all apparently in Microsoft's hands now, but it's a bit vexing to wait so long for a Title patch, and be graced instead with a relatively trivial DLC update.

Aside of the relatively trivial subject matter — compared to NSA's systematic abuses, for example — it works as a sharp commentary on the economics of sharing in general (the information you share is Facebook's main asset) and the subtle manipulation of users» behavior happening through interfaces.

Relatively trivial disruptions (from a human point of view) can cause feline relationships that were stable for years to fall apart.

This is a huge drain if you make a lot of transactions and can easily be a much larger concern than a relatively trivial difference in ongoing charges depending on your exact expected trading frequency.

And there's ultimately something rather distasteful to me about seeing these anonymous South Koreans in Seoul becoming the targets / victims, however wittingly or unwittingly, of these two white Americans and their relatively trivial problems.

There's also a major twist near the end of the movie that makes the entire theme irrelevant, but by that time, it has concerned itself with relatively trivial matters.

That's the promise of the movie — that something that seems relatively trivial in the grand scheme of things may tell us something a little different about the people, the culture, and the history of France in the late 17th century.

In the wake of the massive earthquake and ensuing tsunami that struck Japan March 11, games were a relatively trivial concern for a country facing tens of thousands missing or dead and a crisis at a nuclear power plant, and beginning what is sure to be a lengthy recovery process.

What I would experiment with is reducing my mileage to something that seems relatively trivial — say, weeks that look something like 4mi - 4mi - 3mi - 4mi - 5mi - rest - rest.

Even at a relatively trivial level, it is useful to have Isaac Newton's «If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants» traced back to its origins in the 12th century.

It is a relatively trivial amount for a firm worth billions, but it could be part of a death by a thousand cuts.

«The vast majority of prisoners» compensation claims are relatively trivial, do not merit financial redress, and are dismissed at an early stage,» a Ministry of Justice spokesman said.

I have to decompress and disengage because I am totally frustrated and exasperated by the deliberate ignoring of the basic needs of the people in favor of bickering like spoiled children over relatively trivial issues.

Considering how fast relatively trivial stories such as this one can grow legs and run all over cable news, rapid public response is a great idea and supplements direct contact with reporters.

In a world where a holocaust can happen, why would anyone concern themselves so passionately with such a relatively trivial matter?

In my investigations the most frequent issue raised was coffee; then there was much about the needs of travellers; other concerns included immigrants, poverty in Britain, and a multitude of relatively trivial issues, most of them addressed from a far left - wing perspective.

By this test, a religion which is relevant only to a part of man's life would be relatively trivial.

In fact religion is commonly understood as consisting precisely (from our viewpoint) in such relatively trivial and non-essential elements — as for example, the precise acceptance of particular historic doctrines, the reverencing of sacred books, or the performance of specific ritual acts.

Obviously, there's a major difference between someone who's been the victim of abuse or an injustice than someone who got their feelings hurt over not being selected for leadership position or another, relatively trivial transgression.

These safeguard measures are absolutely stupid as a matter of economics, but relatively trivial as far as the impact on U.S. - China relations and the prospects for trade war are concerned.

In the case of XRP is a brand new Blockchain — this is not an add marker ERC - 20 is relatively trivial.

These can be relatively trivial and difficult to notice.

Not exact matches

The cost of a big search or even a display ad buy is trivial compared with the cost of running a TV ad in LA, which relatively few people will remember seeing anyway unless you can afford to saturate the airwaves.

I agree that the multimillennial «tail» of the CO2 decay trajectory is relatively unimportant in its own right, but it is not trivial, because it affects the overall rate of decay that includes processes that occur over many decades or a few centuries involving CO2 mixing into the deep ocean and carbonate buffering, and makes them slower than they would be otherwise.

It is important to note that California property owners may not be liable for damages caused by relatively minor defects in their property (referred to as the «trivial defect defense»).

This definition provides a relatively low threshold and includes more children than many realise: «long - term» is defined as «a year or more» and «substantial» is defined as «more than minor or trivial».