Some see the widely revered Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi making a major political misstep over a minor point of contention.
She conceived the show as affording him "another lease of life", even serving as a form of semi-retirement, which is a minor bone of contention between them.
The legal issue involves a minor point of contention between Mr. Goodman, the Republican incumbent who has held his seat for three decades, and his Democratic challenger, Liz Krueger, over the counting of inaccurate ballots initially sent to some voters.
Yet, while the standards themselves are nearing completion, there remain several relatively minor areas of contention, as priorities differ across Europe, the US, and Asia.
Another minor point of contention is that Saudi Arabia is now asking why if tropical nations are being compensated for reducing deforestation they aren't being compensated for not pumping oil from the ground.
It causes the results to move over three results at a time, which sometimes means you miss seeing some results.It's a relatively minor point of contention (and one that's probably easy to fix), but still, there you have it.
"The injuries were not life-threatening," she said, adding they were "very insignificant". The testimony supported the prosecution's contention of the minor nature of Zimmerman's injuries.
7. A final minor point concerns the authors' contention that their conclusion of low technical noise in microarray data and the associated robustness of statistical analyses of these data represent a "radical change in the perception of the usefulness of microarray technology".
The Yankees, however, have not yet given Rodriguez clearance to begin his minor league rehabilitation, a point of contention between Rodriguez and the Yankees.
Daniel Welbeck was left out of the Valencia friendly but that was described as a precautionary measure because of a minor knock and he is in contention for the Swansea game.
