"minor status" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to describe a position that is less significant or lower in rank than others. For example, "The new hire was assigned to a minor status in the company hierarchy."
Given the minor status of the Azerbaijan Premier League, the Champions League, and European football in general, gives the club and the cause a greater focus.
By using improvisation, he's trying to avoid banality, of course, but the emotional reticence of an unwritten script condemns the movie to minor status.
Also, the intermittent nature of making electricity from the wind and the sun will always relegate those sources to minor status.
That thing included handing down five sentences and presiding over an arraignment -- a fairly important workload considering the number of minor status conferences and news-free initial hearings that were occurring on Monday.
Assertion: Time Inc (along with all consumer print media) can only avoid decimation, destruction, or reduction to minor status in the content supply chain, if it sells more print ads.
Even for speakers older than 60, many showed a predominant [l] realization rate of over 75%, pushing the original [z]/[dz] realization to a minor status (Ang 洪惟仁 2003, 2012; Hung 洪慧鈺 2007).
To recognize these minors' status as persons, the government needs to vastly extend the conditions necessary for legal live-organ donation.
WASHINGTON -- Sen. John McCain elevated Sam "Joe the Plumber" Wurzelbacher to minor celebrity status during McCain's 2008 presidential campaign -- a status that the one-time anti-Obama prop traded on last week to win a GOP congressional primary in Ohio.
Since then, the number has given Mr. Li minor celebrity status.
The 37-year-old has minor celebrity status in South Africa as a Nelson Mandela lookalike.
In the mid- to late 1990's, Mr. Navellier achieved minor celebrity status in the mutual fund world.
