Sentence examples for longer trivial from inspiring English sources

First, the share of the rich in total income is no longer trivial.

Furthermore, the case (mu ge C h^{-2}) is no longer trivial.

The search for an "optimal" rate point is no longer trivial, even if the rate region is known, because of the fact that there is no natural total ordering on points of Euclidean space.

It is no longer trivial to make a statement on the effective centrifugal acceleration at the samples within the cultivation chamber.

If a local search now costs the same as a non-local search, c > 0, a consumer's decision to enter the market is no longer trivial.

The confusion between triviality which no longer appears trivial and sensationalism which is made to appear ordinary is cleverly organized.

"We'll pursue whatever free agents are out there," Roeser said, the implied message being that when the Clippers chase something these days — a coach, a star player or a championship — it is no longer a trivial pursuit.

The longer those trivial changes continue, the further will the European states fall behind the United States.

As the reader has probably guessed, it will not necessarily be true that the class of our cocycle will any longer be trivial when viewed as taking values in the smaller group (mathbf{C}(mathbf{G}, r_{BD})).

Note that if in (15b) we took the presupposition of the definite "the knave" to include a uniqueness or maximality requirement, i.e., that there was no more than one knave, then the overall presupposition of the example as predicted by the Karttunen (1974) model, and indeed by Strong Kleene, would no longer be trivial.

And as Forbes' @victoriabarret says, the 95 thousand at Dreamforce and more on the Web confirm social is no longer cute or trivial.