Sentence examples for trifling effects from inspiring English sources

The fin material and fin thickness have trifling effects on the JF-factor.

He has found Harper's Bazaar a gallery in which to exhibit his most distinctive, not to say his most eccentric, gifts, and, notwithstanding the relatively trifling effect nowadays of its payments on his bank account, he still looks upon it as an unequalled showcase for an aspirant to artistic prestige.

Pulse off-time has a trifling effect on both the responses while powder particles on MRR.

Pulse off-time has a trifling effect on both MRR and TWR, while powder particles on MRR.

From the Fig. 3 e), it is clear that powder added in the dielectric have a trifling effect on the MRR.

Why don't we invite the world's most famous golfer down for a totally trifling event?

Those potent, consequential feelings are ill served by an event as "politic, cautious, and meticulous" — and as trifling — as "The American Effect".

Class-action cases often result in trifling payments to individual plaintiffs but fat profits for lawyers.

Yet the experts agree that these numbers don't add up: even if every last American became conscientious about his or her carbon emissions, the effects on climate change would be trifling, if for no other reason than that two billion Indians and Chinese are unlikely to copy our born-again abstemiousness.

You had better talk trifles elegantly to the most trifling woman, than coarse inelegant sense to the most solid man".

The unfortunate consequence of this remarkable story is that the others seem trifling by comparison.