Sentence examples for a trivial shift from inspiring English sources
Revolution is a trivial shift in the emphasis of suffering; the capacity for self-indulgence changes hands.
Notice that when ͌ q = ͌ T, the response between the temperature gradient and the heat flux is instantaneous and Equation 1 reduces to Fourier law except for a trivial shift in the time scale.
This is not just a trivial matter of linguistics; it signals a shift from the old Orientalist way of presenting the Qur'an in English to a new inclusive way that takes Muslims' appreciation of their sacred text into account.
A probability difference of 2 percentage points may seem like a trivial figure, but when applied to populations of millions, it can shift national and state elections.
Schwarz argues that wearable computing also involves "shifting from explicit to implicit commands, [which] is not a trivial step".
That seemed a trivial concern.
This is a trivial matter.
That would not be a trivial change.
Quantitative easing is not a trivial matter.
That can't be a trivial matter.
