Sentence examples for relatively minor work from inspiring English sources

Street openings are permits to tear up roadways for relatively minor work by utilities or construction companies.

Keith Steier, the president of Knockout Renovation in Brooklyn, said that even contracts for relatively minor work should be as detailed as possible to avoid misunderstandings later.

Humphrey (1895-1958) is well represented in "Duo-Drama," a relatively minor work - set to music by Roy Harris - that offers a potent example of her gift for probing human relationships in surprisingly abstract, stylized terms.

Bill Viola's film of open-heart surgery, projected over a made-up, empty bed in a darkened room, is a relatively minor work, but one of the very few here that deal with the absence of the body: it is a truly disembodied work.

His relatively minor works are only minor in size, for they are at least as sophisticated as his major works.

True, but one can understand the descendants' anger and desire to have the return of the pictures, particularly when 12 relatively minor works from the bequest are not on view at all.

A.L.W.P. argued that the relatively minor development work necessary to implement a shelf-life extension program would be highly cost-effective.

She knew there were real reasons so few people, even those with relatively minor disabilities, worked themselves off benefits.

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.

Importantly, the alterations in the circadian cycle were relatively minor in the present work compared to studies eliminating circadian function through lesions or genetic manipulations.

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