But as a result of various ostensibly minor issues, the likelihood of a British exit seems to be increasing – which fundamentally alters the importance of the vote in Scotland.
Both acts feature ostensibly minor arguments about the names of foreign capitals that in both cases confirm how geocentric his characters truly are, no matter how well traveled.
This ostensibly minor technical feature accounts for a major effect: the uncanny play of light and shadow along the columned façade as the sun rises and sets, which, as one member of the restoration teams has put it, can make it seem that every day "the Parthenon is moving into the light".
One of the most interesting passages in the "Confessions" mirrors Augustine's "Confessions" in recounting an ostensibly minor youthful infraction.
Ostensibly minor factors (e.g. stocking location) can greatly influence livestock distributions.
The story begins with an ostensibly minor shoving incident between Jimmy Dolan, a 29-year-old advance man for a New York City mayor, and Frankie Keefe, the corrupt head of Local 383, a construction union.
The years to come were sufficiently volatile that even ostensibly minor events, such as a traffic stop in Watts, Los Angeles, or the raid of a late-night drinking den in Detroit, could spark major unrest.
In November 2014 two Americans, Kenneth Bae and Matthew Miller were released after receiving similar sentences for committing ostensibly minor crimes in the country.
Another ostensibly minor tweak: Facebook is now changing its wording around status updates that are from 'Everyone' to 'Public'.
Even ostensibly minor posts can serve as a springboard to top-level oversight jobs.
So it interested me to turn an ostensibly minor character into a protagonist, realizing they're not that minor at all.
