The phrase "small responsibilities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to tasks or duties that are not very significant or important. Here is an example sentence: "Even though she was just an intern, she took on small responsibilities with enthusiasm, proving her dedication and capability to her superiors."
It certainly reflects the priorities of the Bush administration, which will bear no small responsibility for his success or failure.
Because the continued existence of the city depends on its ability to manage floods, this was no small responsibility.
While Walsh treads the tightrope of negotiating with US and Spanish authorities about the deals - not to mention the unions - he has the small responsibility of keeping BA in the air in the meantime.
California's 33 prisons and associated camps therefore bear no small responsibility for the state's recurring budget crises, and the resultant crunch on school and university funding.Simultaneously, the prison craze also caused a humanitarian crisis as the places became overcrowded with inmates.
It's no small responsibility, this example business.
Christianity's long history of condemning LGBT people bears no small responsibility for propelling those struggling with their sexuality to take the course Giles did.
"For the first time in Canadian history, a prime minister is giving such a huge responsibility — it's no small responsibility — to an indigenous woman," said Audette, who was a Liberal candidate in the Quebec riding of Terrebonne and lost.
Firstly, it's worth noting that the idea of players believing they're entitled to have their every whim catered to by format-holders and developers wasn't formed in a vacuum; the industry bears no small responsibility for this, though to explain the factors that led to this situation in detail is a subject for another time.
It is no small responsibility, given that the inability of (re)searchers to find relevant articles impedes the transfer of knowledge to experts and health policy-makers, to the potential detriment of public health.
