Sentence examples similar to minor notion from inspiring English sources
In the N.H.L. world of guaranteed one-way contracts – by which established veteran players make the same salary even if sent to the minors –the notion of widespread competition for jobs in training camp is primarily a myth.
And they have also dismissed the notion that minor changes in the wording of the amendment, as considered by various state legislatures, made ratification impossible.
"We have this notion that a minor candidate, from a minor party, can become president of the republic," he said.
Similarly there is a minor difference of opinion (simple majority agreement) on the notion that eLogistics is poorly understood or defined in the freight transport and logistics sector.
February "MASS IN B MINOR" Here is an intriguing notion.
"The notion that this minor story on Fox could taint the jury pool is ludicrous," Mr. Feldstein said.
Concordance between these two parameters supports the notion that the minor form detected by relaxation dispersion experiments is the monomeric form of ACD that is populated at lower pH.
"The notion is that minors can't be bound to a contract.
One minor aim was to dispel the notion that British and American approaches to classical acting are somehow discordant or at odds.
A light touch in Prokofiev is even more unusual than it is in Chopin, but in the Sonata No. 4 in C minor, Mr. Lugansky set aside the notion that Prokofiev need always have a steely edge.
"Arcadia," for its part, discusses iterated algorithms, quantum mechanics and chaos theory, which incorporates the notion that something as minor as the flap of a butterfly wing can set off momentous changes down the road.
