Sentence examples for minor elements of from inspiring English sources
And there are some minor elements of mystery, like Moray's suspicious guilt over the death of his wife.
Although minor elements of the overall agreement still need to be completed, the two people said that a full understanding on H.G.H. testing had been reached and that no further negotiations on that issue were needed.
Minor elements of the game, such as the automated turrets in some levels, mean you could argue for Portal 2 to be categorised as a first-person shooter, but the content bears so little relation to a game like Call of Duty it shows how essentially meaningless the definition is.
The abundances of major and minor elements of carbonaceous chondrites are summarized in Fig. 2(b).
This is accompanied by tearing and other, minor elements of mechanical deterioration.
Total abundances of the major oxides and several minor elements of the shale samples, rice husk ash (RHA) and coconut husk ash (CHA) were analysed by Induced Coupled Plasma-Emission Spectrometry (ICP-ES).
The court did take issue with a minor element of the Wisconsin system, a method of determining whether to finance or withhold funds from student organizations through a referendum of the student body.
Clearly the US falls in a somewhat different category and those clauses will need to be negotiated carefully to avoid any pitfalls – but to dismiss the whole deal because of one comparatively minor element of it would be lunacy.
These feckless humans are an inconvenient and minor element of the regeneration process, like those tedious newts that have to be seen to be transported to other waterlogged areas when begrudging builders tarmac over an ancient wetland.
ICT (Information and Communication Technology) and, in particular, software is more and more pervasive and it cannot be considered anymore as a minor element of a complex systems.
Depending on definitions of populism, other scholars have however found that populism is at best a minor element of the party, or that its policies historically have been more consistent than for instance those of the Labour Party, which has moved more towards the Progress Party and neoliberalism since the 1980s.
