Sentence examples for trivial failure from inspiring English sources

While this would seem obvious, and perhaps even trivial, failure to observe this constraint has been the reason for several of the failed trials of calcium and vitamin D (see below).

That case established the legal principle that trivial failures to adhere to signage laws are not grounds to cancel a ticket if the sign is clear.

While both approaches have good survival outcomes, they are associated with significant side effects and non-trivial failure rates.

When the seven-day holding period was up, the United States sought to extradite Mr. Raissi after hastily filing what the court called "trivial" charges: failure to note on his pilot's license application that he had had knee surgery, and that, at the age of 19, he had been arrested for stealing a briefcase at Heathrow and given a false name at the time.

But Mr Davies said inventing a sign without authorisation amounts to more than a "trivial" or "technical" failure to follow the law.

One might imagine a trivial explanation for failures to see Cpd I: proton-assisted decay of the hydroperoxoferric state occurs by protonation of the OOH- ligand and loss of H2O2, leaving a ferriheme product state.

The most trivial cases of transmission failure are such that it is true that condition (iii+) is unsatisfied because condition (i) or condition (ii) are unsatisfied, but it is also true that (iii+) would have been satisfied if both condition (i) and (ii) had been satisfied (cf. Tucker 2010b).

To begin with, (I)–(III) appear unable to explain non-trivial cases of transmission failure that the information-dependence template is deemed to be able to explain.

If (V) were a part of Okasha's framework, the latter could perhaps account for the non-trivial cases of transmission failure mentioned before.

If we take the very small percentage of entrepreneurs who succeed (keeping in mind that early in their careers, it's hard to differentiate the successful entrepreneurs from the failures) and look at the impact they have made and the resources they have helped multiply, the failures seem trivial by comparison.

Yet criticism of the ownership and financial system that produces such devastating failure has been trivial.