Sentence examples for insignificant problems from inspiring English sources

These are not insignificant problems.

Some commentators, however, have criticised Bruce Almighty for merely fuelling the cinematic tradition - extending back to Tom ministering to little Eva in the 1927 film adaptation of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin - of the virtuous black man being on hand to tend to the relatively insignificant problems of a white lead.

While statistics can be used to validate points and show trends, they can be overused and changed to magnify insignificant problems.

Another not insignificant problem is the issue of security.

There was also the not insignificant problem of the fact that he had no access.

There's also the not insignificant problem of figuring out how to revive its economy (something I wrote about last year).

There's also the not insignificant problem of a movie about slavery being a white man's story, especially with McConaughey on the heels of Dallas Buyers Club, an LGBT film that somehow manages to be about a straight person.

A lesser but not insignificant problem is that many depressed women who are breast-feeding will not take antidepressants, or they will go back on the drugs but choose not to breast-feed their infants.

33% thought that delirium was "an insignificant problem" or that "it was not a problem".

Celtic blogger Paul Brennan, though, suggested it was an insignificant problem at Celtic Park and did not know of any such singing at the match against Rennes.

A leaked electron here and there is a pretty insignificant problem on its own, but when you've got 500 million transistors leaking a hundred times a second, it starts getting noticeable.