Sentences with phrase «trivial at»

«Like an accountant doing a person's taxes trying to save people money and reduce tax burden, you go to people and you say, «Go through your stuff, look at your reviews, find positive accomplishments, take from documentation and online sources, talk about awards you received, projects that had quick turnaround that may have seemed trivial at the time,»» Burns said.

«While these implications may seem trivial at first glance, there is an increased awareness around privacy issues,» he said.

While the difference between these two options may seem trivial at first, it is actually pretty important.

These differences are trivial at best and reflect the personal preferences of the authors, rather than user needs.

The cost is trivial at about $ 1 / MWh.

# 84 Roger, Nice arguments, they are trivial at best, of no real consequence aside from flaunting semantics.

In - game consequences for these violations are trivial at best and rarely lead to any sort of «fail state» or «game over».

The system as a whole, especially assistance off may seem trivial at first but further along into the game, it reveals its significance in some situations and is actually very satisfying when watching your plane maneuver at various angles.

Clio V6 also had a naturally aspirated engine which I remember seemed rather trivial at the time but now is tantamount to science fiction!

Latest NAEP Results: Obama Administration Fails U. S. Students By Paul E. Peterson Student gains registered over the Obama years were trivial at best, far short of those accomplished during what must now be referred to as the halcyon days of the George W. Bush Administration.

The distinction between Rider and Hunter can seem a bit trivial at times, however.

It may seem trivial at times, but we all have to get dressed every day no matter what else is happening.

Some problems start out hard and end up easy, but those are all too rare, and the ones that absolutely kill you usually seem trivial at first but end up fatally crippling some key feature of the site.

It is not trivial at all for a woman not producing enough milk to not want to go through that.

So take any fly problems seriously, even if it seems a little trivial at first.

All of them seem so trivial at this point.

Whilst the reasons may have seemed trivial at the time, it would be seen as a negative on the most watched football club in England and the media would have had a field day if nothing was done.

Indeed, in each of the climactic games in the East Bay, a Dodger botch, though seemingly trivial at the time, led to disaster.

Many of the issues that exercised Merton's mind in the last decade or so of his life anticipated many of the topics that occupy us in the «70s but which seemed esoteric or trivial at any earlier time.

Another important part of how to design a chatbot appears trivial at first.

Not exact matches

It sounds like the sort of trivial debate you might have with a friend over drinks at a pub, but here's an actual back and forth I had with my phone the other day while driving.

While there are days we are in the happy - go - lucky mood, some days we end up losing our cool over trivial issues at workplace.

'' Determining how meaningful this proposal is, or any other domestic content requirement, depends very much on the cost of non-compliance, which at this point remains trivial,» he said.

«If [R3's] only duty was to provide assistance, and it breached this duty in a significant way (the latter qualification is important since this duty could be breached in trivial ways), for example by doing nothing when it could have done something, then the breach looks material to me,» said Stephen Smith, a law professor at McGill University, in an email to Fortune.

It all comes at you at once — the trivial and the essential, the logistical and the theoretical, the urgent and the long - term.

He called the new endeavor Obvious, a nod to a lesson learned from the success at Blogger — that seemingly silly and trivial ideas often look like great ones in retrospect.

At a very trivial level, all we have to do is say — instead of search near my zip code — search near me.

At its helm is a skinny, contemplative student of the world who revels in asking questions and couldn't be bothered by so trivial a pursuit as warring with the company's rivals.

It seems like a trivial distinction between plans that are so similar (and similar as well to the proposals put forward by Sen. John Edwards and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson) that without the obligatory «Paid for by» ¦» at the bottom of the fact sheet you'd be hard - pressed to say which campaign issued which proposal.

For people expecting to retire at around age 65, and to live for another 15 years or more, this will provide for only a trivial supplement to Social Security benefits.

The People's Bank of China has been selling US dollar reserves at an alarming rate to maintain an orderly devaluation, and there is a more - than - trivial risk that it loses control should pressures continue to intensify.

And she seldom gets angry at all about merely trivial offenses against her own person; the anger she does feel is much more often occasioned by real cases of significant injustice.

God and Man at Georgetown Prep is warmly recommended for young people, their parents, and teachers who have tired of trivial alternatives to the majesty of the tradition they are called to transmit.

Walliyulla showed that these differences were trivial and at a deeper level there was much in common between the two schools.

William James concluded that human life is either a «real fight in which something is eternally gained for the universe by success» or it is a trivial game from which «one may withdraw at will.»

This prohibition may seem almost trivial today, at least for many middle - class Americans.

That which is Real, that which makes life worth living or at least endurable, is to be found up there or down there, back there or out there, on some far perimeter of existence, beyond the dull, trivial, boring, repetitive commonplaces of life, like carrying fuel and drawing water.

But at least in one, for us now trivial aspect, things, everything or anything, went on at the Council of Trent — or at Geneva, or at Wittenberg, or at Canterbury — in a way which would have deeply upset that priest from Thebes.

Compared to the corrections which theories themselves are, modifications for quantum mechanical forms at arbitrary timespans for the inflationary period is actually very trivial.

But my vision is of a decentered process philosophy — order, value, and meaning permeate the whole of reality, but often at only minimal, trivial levels.

Life or novelty can play at best a trivial role there.

Enough of trivial arguments all will known at the end of our lives.

At first, they explained to me, it feels sort of trivial to do something like this — like an exercise you'd give to a Sunday School class.

I'm reminded again and again that I'm being merciless and trivial, and that I'm betraying my own resentment at not belonging the way I covet to belong.

For an advocate of (i), (ii) is trivial to actual experience at best and incoherent at worst.

When the events at the molecular level attain the kind of stable structure they may have in a stone, the relevance of the ecological model to the stone as a whole becomes trivial.

Doing a long series of arithmetical calculations or working all day entering data at a computer terminal may result in almost total «an - aesthesia,» while proving a new mathematical theorem or writing a complex computer program may bring about intense involvement and the enjoyment of vivid immediate experience.8 «Aesthetic» experience in the more usual sense of tile term can also y ~ ry fi - om trivial to highly intense, even when it relates to a single object; one is reminded of the cliche situation in which one member of a couple listens in rapture to a concert while the other writhes in boredom.

But her final opinion» anticipated by any reader accustomed to the fixed rails of Freudian thought» seems at once trivial and untrue: if a patient has long believed that his gender of rearing was in error and really wants this surgical operation, he and / or she best have it.

It is natural and appropriate to be scandalized that such claims should be made of just these all - too - well - known groups, faithless to their self - descriptions, thoroughly assimilated to the value system of the larger culture in which they live, complacent and at ease, often trivial and banal, subtly using the rhetoric of the faith to sanction their privileges and to obscure society's injustices.

For too long now, many thoughtful American Christians have dismissed the phenomenon at Medjugorje as a curious but ultimately trivial interruption of the church's confident march into modernity.