Sentence examples for be a trivial problem from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, sensing gravity effects should be a trivial problem for a complex nervous system such as our own.

Prediction of the extremes may appear to be a trivial problem, but this is not always the case -- some damaging mutations are very hard to predict.

Furthermore, latent LV dysfunction caused by diabetes does not appear to be a trivial problem since blunted increase in systolic blood pressure/end-systolic LV volume ratio (SP/ESV) by exercise is associated with poor prognosis [ 61].

There's a trivial problem for Labour, and a serious one.

The lesson from our expedition is not that global warming is a trivial problem.

Sticky toes are a trivial problem compared with the damage done since the Prestige sank on Nov. 19.

I don't think that is a trivial problem, but industries do this sort of thing all the time.

He has ignored the reams of unsolicited advice he has received and snapped his fingers to indicate that, if this were a trivial problem, it would have been solved by now.

It doesn't; it's a trivial problem - I'll solve it; if I don't solve it it'll be a bad movie but I won't die".

Gas flow dynamics in hollow core photonic crystal fibre (HC-PCF) is a trivial problem to study the gas filling time in HC-PCF gas sensor and other gas filled HC-PCF devices.

Stopping a known attack at a source node before it can infect its neighbor nodes is a trivial problem.