Sentence examples for of apparently trivial from inspiring English sources

The disclosure of apparently trivial errors in the U.N.'s 2007 climate report has given Senate critics fresh ammunition.

Science teaches us of the surprising — and potentially devastating — effects of apparently trivial, easily overlooked daily behavior.

A CPU is a device for performing billions of apparently trivial operations in sequences determined by whatever program is running: it fetches some data from memory, performs some operations on that data and then sends it back to memory; then fetches the next bit of data; and so on.

Britain must therefore remind France that history is rich with examples of apparently trivial regulatory tweaks generating inter-continental shifts in financial markets business; and that while handicapping London might be satisfying, it will not necessarily see business move to Paris or Frankfurt.

(3) It requires an immense amount of development on apparently trivial items.

On the other hand, a practical reactor being built now is behind schedule… requires an immense amount of development on apparently trivial items... is very expensive... takes a long time to build because of its engineering development problems... is large.. is heavy... is complicated.

CRITICS of American tort law often concentrate on the huge sums awarded to people for apparently trivial "injuries", such as the long-term distress caused by a spilt cup of coffee.

Writing is, among other things, a gesture of faith in the value of the apparently trivial details, and details can be transformed into art.

Then came the separation of church and state, the development of semi-autonomous cities, the invention of printing, a tradition of rational investigation in philosophy and science and the creation of such apparently trivial objects as eyeglasses and the mechanical clock.

"I started to have an image of this guy who was one of the smartest people on the planet, who knew he was dying, but nevertheless devoted a great deal of his time to this apparently trivial pursuit of getting to this country because he thought it would be interesting to go to a place whose capital city had no vowels in it".

But when we're talking about userbases of millions, even an apparently trivial percentage becomes significant, with thousands of people affected.