Sentence examples for comparatively minor consequences from inspiring English sources

The international community is not going to be very happy about what Mr. Putin has done, but you can be sure he considered the risks involved in doing so, and calculated that whatever comparatively minor consequences may ensue are far outweighed by the benefit of securing Crimea.

Actually, using synthetic corks in wines to be aged is a comparatively minor issue.

We understand the White House did not want to threaten the passage of the spending bill by raising a ruckus over Mexican trucking, a comparatively minor issue.

Aside from the comparatively minor issue concerning the "reality" of rest-energy, the main demerit of Lange's view is that it might potentially mislead unsuspecting readers.

Under these conditions, Rapa had a comparatively minor effect because it could not speed up removal by the damaged lysosomes.

But in the general election this effect was comparatively minor.

Yet labelling components 'transtheoretically' across interventions with nominally different modalities may better account for heterogeneity in effect sizes than comparatively minor differences in intervention philosophy.

While only a comparatively minor increase in complexity, this configuration produced higher RILs compared to the standard "two-loop" intestinal layout (Table  1; Additional file 2: Figure S11).

The housekeeping was comparatively minor.

It still has a comparatively minor role.

But that is a comparatively minor matter.