Sentence examples for trifling concern from inspiring English sources
Direct discrimination of the kind that prevents a whole class of people from being able to carry out their job is no trifling concern, but sexism within football can be even more serious.
In 1994, the same year Hodge retired, the league launched its "mild traumatic brain injury" committee, which, unsurprisingly, published a great deal of research suggesting concussions and brain trauma were a trifling concern for NFL players.
This is especially true of farmers as they face the big growers who — perhaps a trifle concerned about the trend — tell them not to bother with local grains because they can provide any kind of flour that anyone wants.
If you're Dr Dre, such a concern could be trifling.
Stone vetoed it: he was concerned that Palen's materials made his film seem giddy and trifling.
Nothing here is trifling.
The difference may sound trifling.
By itself, the offence seems trifling.
It was simply ugly and trifling.
This can make the work feel trifling.
