Sentence examples for minor version of the from inspiring English sources

What Ezra is doing here is a minor version of the all too common sin of presenting what is, in political terms, a moderately left of center position and treating it as the obviously correct policy.

It could be a minor version of the way FDR's incessant experiments in the 1930s price and wage controls, massive regulation, huge tax increases, forced unionization severely damaged the U.S.' climb out of the Great Depression.

If you're a guy, many dress shoes will have a bit of a heel, and you can get a minor version of the same benefits.

Maybe I have a minor version of that experience from book tours or any public event.

What's more, the group was very active at the end of last year, during the whole fiscal cliff melodrama -- which posed minor versions of the threats that a debt ceiling default would put on steroids.

And when Ouimette put the ball into his own net in some minor version of poetic justice, in the 84th minute, any sense that the floodgates had finally opened for the Red Bulls attack was mitigated by worries about what might happen in front of their own goal in the remaining moments.

The definition is a minor version of Definition 2.7.

The context in this section is just a minor version of Kruzkov's bi-variables method used in our previous works [14 19].

The village is also regularly up in arms over building projects on Withinlee Road, which resembles a minor version of east London's Olympic site.

This stuff is a minor version of what goes on, on a far bigger and more important scale, with regard to climate change.

The male role in particular was more full of acting detail than ever before, and at first the whole work, too laden with charm, seemed far more like a minor version of Jerome Robbins's "Dances at Gathering".