Sentence examples for Trivial inquiry from inspiring English sources

Even the most trivial inquiry is met with an immensely pained expression and silences that often run to 20 or 30 seconds: "It is a strange feature of Simon that he can just fall into those immense silences," continues Hunter.

Official failure to communicate with reporters making relatively trivial inquiries, often through mindless jobs-worth "no comment" responses by PRs, has the effect of creating unnecessary FoI requests.

Westminster's standing committees get to see bills only after they have received their second reading; they have no power to examine the civil servants who drafted them, no staff to carry out even the most trivial inquiries on behalf of the committee.

WAS DROPPED FROM STAFF Ousted Physician Was Said to Have Called Case Trivial -- Complaint Brought Inquiry.

Inquiries with much more trivial beginnings have grown to consume the country.

Related: Benefit sanctions: trivial breaches and administrative errors But the inquiry heard evidence that sanctions were often imposed for trivial infringements.

Another person, one not so engrossed in the well-being of the baby, might have thought our inquiries weird or intrusive, or even trivial or irrelevant: Do you have any spiders at your house?

Michael Gallagher, whose 21-year-old son Aiden was killed in the attack, condemned the "trivial" reasons given by Villiers for ruling out an inquiry.

In this context, inquiry into production of futures becomes fundamental, rather than trivial.

In the next example we show that the answer to such an inquiry is negative and, thus, Theorem 11 is not a trivial consequence of Theorem 3.

In order for there to be an object of inquiry, there must be regularities in production and exchange; and for the inquiry to be non-trivial, these regularities must go beyond what is obvious to the producers, consumers, and exchangers themselves.