Sentence examples for indeed trivial from inspiring English sources
Empirical evidence, however, indicates that transaction costs have been minimal, indeed trivial, in enacted and implemented cap-and-trade systems, including the U.S. EPA's leaded-gasoline phasedown in the 1980s, and the well-known SO2 allowance trading system, enacted as part of the Clean Air Act amendments of 1990.
Response: we regret these unfortunate and indeed trivial errors.
He assumed from the start that the genetic code was universal to all forms of life, as indeed with trivial exceptions it has proved to be.
Throw enough microchips at the problem Deep Blue contained hundreds of specialist chess-analysis chips and it does indeed become trivial.
Indeed, a trivial application of electromagnetic force is more than sufficient to counteract the force of gravity exerted by the entire planet, as when a paperclip is lifted with a small magnet.
We are indeed, "a trivial culture, preoccupied with some equivalent of the feelies".
So for a moment, children's time capsules seemed trivial indeed.
Lavish advertising revenues made the escalating cost of television content look relatively trivial; indeed they fuelled it.
The land's inhuman presence makes the differences of language and temperament that separate Sandy and Mr. Hiromitsu seem trivial indeed, and it appears to push them together.
Substantial as the rising fraud crime wave has been, the current theft of pension pots will make it look trivial indeed.
