Sentence examples for relatively minor of from inspiring English sources

Still, football has significance, relatively minor of course, and the threat of economic disintegration in Cyprus could help achieve football unity on the island, ending more than half a century of bitter estrangement.

By Macy Halford April 26 , 2010It amazes me how the dramas — usually relatively minor — of the publishing world retain their ability to scintillate years after the key players have passed on, whether from life or from relevance, but I do find them delicious.

He argues for shorter copyright terms, and for a more robust interpretation of fair use of relatively minor amounts of a copyrighted work.

The same was broadly true of the Holkars and Sindhias and also of another relatively minor dynasty of chiefs, the Pawars of Dhar.

Another was fined after pleading guilty to relatively minor offences of possession of a weapon and of ammunition.

Carson is mouthing a discredited and inaccurate interpretation of a relatively minor section of the Koran, with the apparent aim of painting all Muslims as untrustworthy.

Given the relatively minor importance of the value of an isolated pixel, converting every one of them to digital prior to any processing is inefficient.

One company, which required a physical exam, turned her down twice because of a relatively minor case of osteoarthritis in her right knee.

While sometimes God racketeers are guilty of the relatively minor sin of bad taste -- witness the crucifixion-nail jewelry licensed by Mel Gibson -- sometimes we get the demagoguery of Father Coughlin or the big-time cons of Jimmy Swaggart and Jim Bakker.

It was the second grand jury's findings - with the exception of a relatively minor charge of reckless endangerment - that were dismissed in a decision last January by Justice Stephen G. Crane of State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

Matrix effects due to the test waters or to cyanobacterial cell material were also relatively minor, being of the order of 2-fold at the maximum.