Sentence examples similar to trifling action of from inspiring English sources

Clearly, trade is a trifling source of job loss when compared with other sources.

Of course, there are the trifling matters of feudalism, cronyism, ingrained privilege and so on.

But it was trashed to start off with as a trifling romance of high life.

Oh, and after that we have the trifling matter of a little match between Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal.

For him, the theft of $6.1m is still evidently the trifling obsession of pygmies.

But Iran came even closer to breaking the deadlock, if the trifling matter of an offside flag can be overlooked.

Then there's the hardly trifling matter of the loss of the club's license and pre-season drug offences.

BMW, it emerged yesterday, paid the trifling sum of €299 to get the current cold front – named "Cooper" to advertise its Mini – before it started claiming lives.

per annum, finds that we practically prohibit from our consumption every important article which it produces except to the trifling amount of 300,000l.

We are so bitterly benumbed by our economy of wealth and wreckage that it's all too easy to think of unemployment as a trifling consequence of progress.

He and two other commission members — J. Christian Adams and Hans von Spakovsky — have asserted that the trifling number of prosecutions for actual voter misconduct represented only a fraction of the total.