Sentences with phrase «trivial part»

Testimonials may seem like a trivial part of your overall web presence compared to content, blog posts, and social media accounts.

It may be that's a trivial part of the paper.

Not all the urban temperature is natural, but it won't be worth trying to remove it because it will be a trivial part of the global whole.

Using an example from the recent financial crisis, you might recall how many economists, Fed governors, etc. commented on how subprime lending was a trivial part of the market, was well - contained, and did not need to be worried about.

A credit score is the most trivial part that a lender considers before approving a loan.

Being able to detect subtle changes before a major change is only a trivial part of his work.

Simple accidents, such as slips or trips, might seem a trivial part of the day - to - day hustle and bustle of school life, but they are capable of causing serious injuries and worse.

After entering university for the first time, with the nearest microwave fifty feet down the hall and an alarm clock that went off fifteen minutes before class, breakfast seemed a trivial part of the morning.

Even though Keyboard Cat or Grumpy Cat may be a trivial part of someone's day, their images shared in memes become a symbol of a common societal bond.

Not exact matches

Labels like full - time, part - time, contractual, contingent, unpaid, and untraditional work should be trivial and de-classified in lieu of a new system of work.

Part of the Steve Jobs dogma is that every user interaction matters, no matter how small or seemingly trivial.

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

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

His point is not that it is a bad or unworthy or trivial cause, but that it should be part of a broader cause.

This is not meant as a trivial slight at any irrationality on the part of Scottish voters, or excessive rambunctiousness in the public demeanour of partisans of «Yes Scotland» or «Better Together».

This trivial program won't help the governor in the economically hardest - hit parts of New York.

A trivial benefit will qualify for the exemption if it meets four conditions: it costs less than # 50, it is not cash or a cash voucher, it is not part of a salary sacrifice arrangement and it is not provided in recognition of the employment.

Any incident where parts of the assembly building are «hurled like spears» automatically makes the others look trivial.

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

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This does sound more overtly plotty in a trivial comic book way than other recent Marvel films, and a more epic sweep is promised, but we hope that Taylor retains the better parts of the first film too; the humor, and the romance, which worked a little better than in most other Marvel pictures.

A survey of 1,500 UK workers and business leaders by One4all Rewards, as part of a campaign to raise awareness of HMRC's Trivial Benefits Allowance, revealed that 71 % of education bosses would like to give regular bonuses and tokens to their employees in a bid to boost employee morale, motivation and loyalty.

While all these may seem trivial initially, they will later play a crucial part in ensuring that you will get to enjoy a seamless and productive trading experience.

I did like the career mode, though the parts that set it apart from other racing games were fairly trivial.

Not telling my stories, Not doing my duty to do whatever I can for the generations to come, even if that little part I have to give to them is as trivial as a video game.

How is it possible to begin to know how to treat these things that, no matter how small, how trivial, are a part of the story of that person and the life they lived?

From a visual perspective, Bartlett's formal and chromatic input may range from the all - consuming to the trivial, depending on the complexity of the work and how she manages to pull all the parts into place.

Text in art evolved in 1960s conceptual works, in which the word was a necessary part of art and Pop art; artists engaged with the artistic value of trivial, everyday elements like advertising, commonplace objects and consumer goods.

«These reductions are not trivial, but wind power should still be considered an important part of the portfolio of renewable investments as part of the broader strategy to reduce carbon emissions.»

And determining what is trivial or not is part of what keeps EERE's huge bureaucracy so large.

Several degrees of warming is not trivial, it would result in sea level rises large enough to wipe out many coastal areas which are currently heavily populated - parts of Florida, Bangladesh, India, Bangkok, etc, etc, quite apart from other changes possibly precipitated by the loss of the ice caps.

Ethical concerns is only one part of the argument as scientific uncertainties = moral dilemmas ie tradeoffs are non trivial argument in an economic climate dominated by peak money.

It seems to me that such an exercise would be not only trivial (if you think it's possible), but a hugely important part of Dr. Spencer's post.

If you chuck the stolen bits as indicating that Wegman didn't know enough to write those parts of his report up himself, you are left with his rather trivial affirmations of the rather trivial points made by McI and MciT.

the part being removed is clearly severable, trivial, and not part of the main purpose of the restrictive covenant; and

Blue - pencil severance (removing part of a contractual provision) may only be resorted to in rare cases where the part being removed is trivial, and not part of the main purpose of the restrictive covenant.

Morton Fraser colleagues are an extended part of our staff team and are never more than an email or phone call away for any questions or queries - no matter how trivial.»

Keep your chin up and recognise that these sort of trivial errands are all part of the job; do them dutifully and save your energy and talent for the tasks that matter.

An important part of your preparation and as trivial as it sound, you need to «know yourself» in order to present yourself effectively.

But let's understand what is going next, on the other part of this not trivial process..