Sentence examples for relatively trivial issue from inspiring English sources

It is not known what has now made Pakistan charge them with the relatively trivial issue of not having a visa, though it was thought that the Saudi authorities, who wield enormous influence in Islamabad, were not keen to take back their citizens.

Labour is frustrated that the chancellor has avoided questions on the issue for a week, while both Ed Miliband and Ed Balls have been repeatedly pressed on relatively trivial issues such as whether they kept tax receipts for a window cleaner.

Surely, we cannot let a relatively trivial sports outcome dictate our outlook and modulate our moods.

"The whole disclosure issue is relatively trivial once I established trust with him," Mr. Winters said.

As had been demonstrated by the work of the Foresight Committee on obesity [ 8], the task of developing a whole systems understanding of the causal mechanisms that lie behind a major public health issue can seem relatively trivial when measured in relation to the task of deriving meaningful interventions designed to tackle those issues.

Oliver Cromwell provided a contemporary illustration by his fall from power as a result of a relatively trivial illness.

Third, the effect of the polymorphism was relatively trivial with small ORs.

"Four million is a relatively trivial expense".

This is not a trivial issue.

This is also not a trivial issue.

I'll just give two relatively trivial examples.