Sentence examples for some minor ones from inspiring English sources

Owned by Walt Disney, ESPN America carries all the major North American professional and college sports, and some minor ones, on cable television.

Candide underwent one major revision after its initial publication, in addition to some minor ones.

There were eight major errors and some minor ones.

There are some minor ones, there are some discussions, but nobody says, we know how to solve this refugee problem.

Most earthquakes occur at the subduction zones or along strike-slip faults, but some minor ones occur in rift zones.

There is a danger that the departure of foreign forces will allow local warlords to run amok, as some minor ones already have.

In comparison, before some minor one-time charges, G.M. earned $5.7 billion, or $8.62 a share, in 1999, when it had more shares outstanding.

Due to the large number of languages, some being minor ones, since 1995 interpreting is sometimes done the opposite way, out of an interpreter's native tongue (the "retour" system).

Among the major lives are those of Abraham Cowley, John Milton, John Dryden, Joseph Addison, and Alexander Pope; some of the minor ones, such as those of William Collins and William Shenstone, are striking.

In this version of Herman Melville's epic of deadly obsession and vengeance aboard the ill-fated 19th-century Nantucket whaler Pequod, all of the major characters -- the narrator Ishmael, the harpooner Queequeg, the mates Starbuck and Stubb and the implacable Captain Ahab -- and some of the minor ones are brought to vivid life by three actors.

While comparison between the questionnaires and birth records suggest that study mothers were good reporters of pregnancy-related information, the births occurred many years before the study's data collection and the mothers had no training in teratology, and so it is likely that some anomalies, particularly minor ones, were not reported.