Sentence examples for lesser matters from inspiring English sources

There has been plenty of action concerning lesser matters as well.

Superior courts have been the major trial courts, whereas the more numerous municipal districts hear lesser matters.

Of those, 41 were "not substantiated", 13 were still being investigated and five had been "partially substantiated on lesser matters".

So do lesser matters, such as whether commuters can deduct transport costs from taxes or whether bars can let smokers light up.

Lesser matters related to worship and church discipline for example, married clergy (Orthodox) versus celibacy (Roman Catholic) and rules of fasting and tonsure strained ecclesial relations.

Yet governmental incapacity to do many things people care about will not deter electioneering filled with extravagant promises on lesser matters amid bluster on the impossibles.

As a lesser matter, this approach is bad politics.

You could certainly be forgiven for considering Mr. Haden-Guest's quest a lesser matter than, say, Anton Chekhov's crusade against the penal colony on Sakhalin Island; then again, he appeared to be on to something.

The lower faunal biomass in ungrazed locations implies thus slower energy flux and lesser matter turnover than in grazed locations.

On the other hand, despite finding effects of subject-matter experts, Davis et al. (1992) could not identify behavioural differences in tutors with subject-matter expertise and those with lesser subject-matter knowledge.

But no matter how strong the social structure, there is always that cheek-slapped moment when you are alone with the anti-woman prejudice: the joke, the leer, the disregard, the invisibility, the inescapable fact that the moment you walk through the door you are seen as lesser, no matter what your credentials.