Sentence examples for trivial enough from inspiring English sources
You're not trivial enough.
Martin's reasons for delayed works are trivial enough to include free travel offers, video games and writer's block.
Trivial enough for the Bank of England to ignore it, and to keep its eyes glued firmly on inflation.
Trivial enough, but it made him cross because he didn't want it known that anyone could say no to him!
Clinton's grilling by David Dimbleby was, depending on your view of the Prez, either disrespectfully trivial, labouring over Lewinsky or, possibly, not quite trivial enough.
It's a trivial flub — not quite as trivial as Cheney's recommendation that viewers visit a Web site called Factcheck.com (he meant Factcheck.org), where they were immediately redirected to George Soros's thundering explanation of why the George W. Bush-Dick Cheney ticket must be defeated — but trivial enough.
If she cannot remove deposited funds without a significant penalty, and if she must provide a month's notice to discontinue her participation in the program, signing up for the program might change the cost-and-reward structure of spending her potential retirement contributions on trivial indulgences enough to make this option consistently dispreferred.
These games are at a "sweet spot," Hassabis says not so easy as to be trivial, but hard enough that humans actually struggle to become experts.
The question before the Supreme Court was almost comically simple: If someone seeking U.S. citizenship tells tells a lie or commits a crime while applying for citizenship, no matter how small or trivial, is that enough to justify stripping that person of citizenship, even years later?
The preliminary simulation experience has shown us that such systems 'gets stuck' close enough to some trivial modes (trivial attractors) with fluctuations coming only from frequent changes of the smallest users (PUs), but do not translate into major system changes (avalanches).
What would seem to be an utterly trivial issue was important enough to be mentioned in the original Times review of the film.
