Sentence examples for trifling losses from inspiring English sources
Al-Kharrat's men inflicted "trifling" losses against the French, but his fighters also suffered 30 fatalities and 40 wounded, according to a report by Reuters.
Washington reported that "[t]he enemy lost the post at Eleven O'Clock the same day, & our people took possession of it again", and that the army's losses were "trifling and not worth mentioning".
Then there's the hardly trifling matter of the loss of the club's license and pre-season drug offences.
You had better talk trifles elegantly to the most trifling woman, than coarse inelegant sense to the most solid man".
While the loss from glaciers and ice caps certainly isn't trifling, over the same time period Antarctica and Greenland and their peripheral glaciers and ice caps lost about 385 billion tons of ice annually.
Reliance on these trifling shields can lead to breaches of fiduciary duty that will bring lawsuits (loss-suits) when we experience the next 2008.
As for the potential downside of this loss of privacy, it is waved away by Circle executives as if too trifling to even consider.
Avoid trifling conversation.
This is no trifling matter.
This is no trifling occasion.
