Sentence examples for be very trivial from inspiring English sources

"A haiku usually starts with an experience that can be very trivial," he said.

He was going to wait until this weekend to do the integration work, but it turned out to be "very trivial," he says, only taking 20 minutes or so to complete.

For t = 0, only the odd time solutions are shown because at t = 0, the even time solutions are found to be very trivial; that is why they are considered to be equal to zero.

These parking and vending activities though seem to be very trivial in Indian cities; actions must be taken by city authorities to rectify them in order to enhance bicycle services.

"I know that people opposed to it will complain about this, but the plausible impact on Social Security benefits is almost sure to be very trivial," he said.

But in comparison to what we can do with this [the hospital], last night [the premiere of Star Wars: The Force Awakens] is very trivial".

Policies that target individuals, such as people who are overweight, instead of taking "a more strategic" approach to health and wellbeing, are "very trivial, very blaming and very unproductive," she concludes.

The reason for saying that is very trivial.

However, the quantity of formed δ-Ce in both the defect zone and chip is very trivial, indicating that phase transformation is not prominent in the diamond cutting of cerium.

Notice that the filtering step is very trivial as it simply involves removing non-hospitalization entities from the result list and is not part of the search method since it is just a post-processing step conducted after the results are ranked.

[ 29] Depending upon the importance of the assessment construct, having a low Kappa in the face of very high agreement and high prevalence could be very problematic, or trivial.