Sentence examples for minor in terms from inspiring English sources

Both of them relatively minor in terms of casualties.

Durable medical equipment like commodes, shower chairs/benches, grab bars and shower sprayers, are paid partly by Medicare; the rest are relatively minor in terms of expense.

The distinction between filters that apply dynamically to users and those that apply dynamically to environments and scenes might seem minor in terms of advertiser appeal, but in fact, they've very different things that could open up a lot of potential opportunity not available right now to brands who don't necessarily have an easy way to advertise what they're doing on a human's face.

"It is minor in terms of the total population, but disturbing that more rhinos have been poached in the past year than the past ten years combined," Weaver told VICE News.

Even though the action was relatively minor in terms of the scale of previous operations mounted on the Western Front, it is notable because it was the first 'set-piece' operation planned and carried out by the newly appointed commander of the Australian Corps, Lieutenant-General John Monash and it has since been used as the model of how to successfully carry out a combined arms attack.

In some instances the distinction between normal and disease states can be minor in terms of repeat length [ 1, 11].

As we will see inside the paper, vehicle industry has produced some minor improvements and minor increases in terms of performances.

Most of vehicles have reached a standardized configuration with only minor upgrades possible and mostly relating the user interface, and some minor safety issues and some minor reductions in terms of energy consumption.

The optimal value of A for this chord recognition task turns out to be 0.4, with a recognition rate of 78.28%, although small deviations from this setting have a minor impact in terms of loss of performance.

And he went on to say, "At best, it's of minor significance in terms of human welfare".

"An individual might see their acts as minor, but in terms of protecting these sites, the cumulative effects can be tragic," he added.