Sentence examples similar to a minor notion from inspiring English sources
Social scientists who have studied it find it doesn't really exist, is a minor effect, the notion that juries are expecting people to come in with all this high-falutin' forensic science.
Similarly there is a minor difference of opinion (simple majority agreement) on the notion that eLogistics is poorly understood or defined in the freight transport and logistics sector.
"We have this notion that a minor candidate, from a minor party, can become president of the republic," he said.
There seems to be a systematic overstatement of the notion of "getting a minor".
Consistent with this notion we observed only a minor increase in the rising slope of the action potential, a parameter that reflects the density of Na+ channels [41].
When you respond, it's a minor win, and continues to feed the notion that a bigger win is in the offing.
The reaction was revealing, since it took for granted the notion that climate change is a minor issue, a cause without real casualties, frivolous even.
Weishaupt dismisses the notion that mobile advertising is a minor blip in the bigger digital ad space.
So the notion of tethering a new network to a minor sport's also-ran events may seems counterintuitive.
That finally punctured the careless notion, popularized by Tea Party lawmakers like Michele Bachmann and Louie Gohmert, that default would be a minor inconvenience.
