The phrase "minor questions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to small or less important questions within a larger discussion or conversation. Example: "After the seminar, the speaker opened the floor for questions. Most of the questions were about the main topic, but there were a few minor questions about specific details mentioned in the presentation."
But when you're all over the place, you tend not to want to bother people with minor questions.
He also has many minor questions about whether Father Jesselli owns the couches, the dresser or any number of other objects throughout the Tudor-style house.
Among the truly minor questions settled by Tuesday's presidential election was this one: Would Joe Biden get a chance to play a winner on a sitcom?
Dowd said Weinstein "checked out the Dowd report and came to see us when he was done," adding in a telephone interview, "He had some minor questions but fully agreed with everything we came up with".
Instead of playing phone tag or answering a deluge of less than urgent phone calls throughout the day, some physicians say, they are redirecting minor questions and concerns to their in-boxes.
To answer a few minor questions before placing the order I phoned the site's toll-free number and spoke to Ed Augustine, who owns both the site and a bricks-and-mortar framing shop called the Gallery House in Paxtonia, Pa.
Minor comments: The only minor question is whether individual neurons release both transmitters.
Reviewer #1 Minor Comments: I have one minor question, in their new Figure 2, they show unimodal spatial autocorrelation images of the I cells.
[Editors' note: the author responses to the re-review follow.] Reviewer #1 Minor Comments: I have one minor question, in their new Figure 2, they show unimodal spatial autocorrelation images of the I cells.
The minor question marks at defensive end are dwarfed by major question marks at defensive tackle.
But it does raise the minor question, how will a robot think for itself?
