Michael Strahan, Keith Hamilton and Jessie Armstead got their generous due from Fox for exerting pressure on Daunte Culpepper, the Vikings' quarterback, but the secondary work of Sehorn, Dave Thomas, Sam Garnes and Shaun Williams was a too-minor concern.
Even when she did score a big film, it was always in a role too minor to get noticed – such as her part as a neighbour holding a toddler in Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds.
That, instead, Murakami resolves it in passing, via a character too minor to support the weight, suggests some of this book's shortcomings.
Former U.S. Attorney David Iglesias, who was fired during the George W. Bush administration after Republicans complained that he failed to bring enough voter fraud cases, told HuffPost that the episode was an example of "the type of de minimis case" ― that is, a case too minor to merit consideration ― "that U.S. Attorneys almost never prosecute".
Wang proved too minor a figure to be worthy of the Chairman's continued attention.
He tries and tries to tell the story to someone, but nobody will listen he's too minor a person, too under the radar, too poor.
It isn't a stretch of the imagination to infer that bringing more product groups under Pichai will allow for increased harmony between the various efforts, and, when possible, coupling where integration would be too minor a goal.
A third and not too minor challenge lies in the fact that the relationship between multimorbidity and various outcomes is likely to be modified by a number of medical as well as non-medical resources and risk-factors.
"It ended up costing me about $500, but it was just too minor of an item to leave a bad taste in anybody's mouth".
Thousands more are held for offences too minor for a jail term.
And because there is no kitchen project too minor for a kitchen geek to overthink, I have made something of a small science out of cooking my morning oatmeal.
