Sentence examples for relatively minor aspects from inspiring English sources
But her questions mostly involved relatively minor aspects of the settlement, and the fact that she did not ask a single question of any of the lawyers opposed to the deal seemed to suggest that she would ultimately approve it.
Although not of great consequence as legislative expenditures go in a state with a $12 billion budget, the matter rankled many - as did relatively minor aspects of the tax increase.
"There have been and continue to be some legitimate differences about certain aspects of the bill, relatively minor aspects of the bill, not the whole bill," Winer said.
In fact, he believed, not only was everyday conversation irrelevant to the core of linguistic knowledge; communication in general was a relatively minor aspect of language.
For the next 20 years or so, insofar as I thought about the Commonwealth, it was largely as a relatively minor aspect of British foreign policy.
It was Beck's ruminations on the Jewish Question that exhausted the patience of some conservatives, but that is a relatively minor aspect of his malicious crusade against Soros.
Although the rationale for the laboratory was originally to study biological warfare, that aspect of its work was relatively minor and Postgate worked on the fundamental aspects of the survival of bacteria.
Minor indicates that this issue has a relatively minor impact.
First, the facets of language he deals with do not involve "fundamental aspects of our thought," as he claims, but relatively minor ones.
Those infractions were relatively minor.
