Sentence examples for much more minor from inspiring English sources

You could say that Excluded: Kicked Out of School (BBC3) was, in a much more minor key, fulfilling something of the same brief.

According to baseball officials familiar with the mechanics of the trade, it began on a much more minor scale with discussions between the general managers, Fred Claire of the Dodgers and Dave Dombrowski.

The same logic applies to much more minor rules, which is why Mr Becker sometime chooses not to buy a parking ticket, as he explains in a 2006 interview with Tim Harford.The notion of rational crime can be used to assess whether fines are set at sensible levels.

And he reflected briefly upon the other - much more minor - political event today, the victory of Barack Obama.

As far as safety is concerned, transport is responsible for numerous fatal accidents on a daily basis and much more minor accidents that are simply unacceptable.

Considerable early speculation pointed to a dominant role (Darwin 1859; Haffer 1974), while numerous recent analyses have pointed to a much more minor role (Klicka and Zink 1997).

One wonders how much more minor-league baseball would benefit from having Triple A teams in what were once prime minor-league cities like Newark (whose current team, the Bears, has no affiliation with the majors) or even former major-league cities like Brooklyn and Washington.

Instead, the league sent him a letter containing a much more common, minor fine for equipment violations.

"I understood that it was a much more benign, minor role," he said.

Nor did they draw much more than minor disciplinary action from campus authorities in or out of the athletic department.

It's a much more sombre, minor-key take on the themes of Stand By Me, and a less gothic counterpart to the now unjustly forgotten River's Edge (Tim Hunter, 1986).