Sentence examples for is pretty minor from inspiring English sources
Like any writer, you say, "Oh god, what's he going to take out?" Is it going to be the marijuana stuff (which is pretty minor, but you know)?
"Certainly by any ordinary standard this is pretty minor stuff.
But the injury is pretty minor, and not really the point.The point is that this is the way that barriers to voting tend to emerge.
Either way, the update is pretty minor: it adds Twitter avatars to the KIN loop, allows you to link Twitter accounts to contacts, and just offers up better Twitter integration all around.
And despite a row at the 2012 SNP conference over it's U-turn to Nato opposition and criticism over the government's handling of the existence of EU legal advice on an independent Scotland, Mr Salmond added: "In the league table of stooshieness, the last couple of weeks is pretty minor compared to Megrahi".
On the enterprise side, IDC notes that right now, in fact, the tablet is pretty minor but is growing: It notes that tablet adoption in sectors like education and retail collectively accounted for 10% of all tablet sales in 2012, and that will only grow to 20% by 2017.
"... considering the waterfall, the injuries were pretty minor".
But that's pretty minor," says a 41-year-old American security contractor who spent four years in Iraq.
"If you're in the middle of the country, the differences are pretty minor whether you go to California or Virginia," Heiliger said.
