Sentence examples for negligible problems from inspiring English sources
The phrase "negligible problems" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe issues that are so minor that they are not worth worrying about. Example: "The project faced some negligible problems that were easily resolved without affecting the overall timeline."
Although no negligible problems appeared during series fabrication, a large number (i.e. 800) of high performance pieces have been fabricated and its final delivery has been recently completed.
Apart from the not negligible problem of pronouncing his name, Maddow understands the importance in storytelling of not telling the same story twice.
(Electoral fraud by impersonation in America is a negligible problem: such laws tend to be cynically enacted by right-wingers to suppress turnout among those that are most likely to vote against them).Yet perhaps the most depressing explanation is simply that in many places, young people do not feel that there is anyone worth voting for.
I got back a form reply, to the effect that anyone who has boarded an Atlanta flight at eight and hasn't eaten dinner is an isolated and negligible problem.
We identified that RYO tobacco use is not a negligible problem among Canadian youth.
This is a negligible problem with estrone sulfate, being its levels reliably measurable by highly sensitive assay methods also in postmenopausal women.
We identified that RYO tobacco use is not a negligible problem among Canadian youth smokers, as almost one in four reported currently using RYO tobacco.
Therefore, Symonds suggests, it is illogical to support an excessively rigid piece of legislation like the Labouchère Amendment that goes far beyond tackling the comparatively negligible problem of sexual corruption of boys.
Even amongst adolescents, consequences of pain are common, e.g., 8% of all 13 year olds and 34% of all 15-year olds seek health care for spinal pain in Denmark [ 5], and among those reporting recurrent LBP, 31% have refrained from participating in sport and physical activity and 26% have been absent from school [ 6], indicating that spinal pain in adolescence is not a negligible problem.
Another non-negligible problem is the bioaccumulation of hydrophobic substances in riverine sediments.
Therefore, optimization of storage capacity is a non-negligible problem for PV-storage systems in DSM programs.
