Sentence examples for trivial level from inspiring English sources

At a more trivial level, "Moneyball" shows how data-based statistics can revolutionize a major sport.

On a more trivial level, it reminds me of the euro debate, another panacea which simply swopped one set of problems for another.

On a trivial level, Mrs. Weissler, 82, recalled, it meant "I could actually get my hair done twice a week, instead of once a week".

We are all on this boat and there's some pretty nasty stuff out there and yet the conversation is at a trivial level," Sir Brian said.

At a theoretically trivial level, computers are employed to scan texts and to produce, more rapidly and more reliably than was possible in the past, such valuable aids to linguistic and stylistic research as word lists, frequency counts, and concordances.

Poulenc and Janacek, Bartok and Shostakovich, Haydn and Mozart, Schubert and Beethoven, or any other composer whose work enriches one's life - one comes to think of them as personal benefactors, and the more one knows about them, even at a trivial level, the closer the links seem to be.

Conditional cash-transfer schemes like Mexico's Oportunidades and Brazil's Bolsa Família have all but eradicated extreme poverty in those countries.As the numbers of poor fall further, not only will the targets become fewer, but the cost of helping them will fall to almost trivial levels; it would cost perhaps $50m a day* to bring 200m people up above the poverty line.

Many of the discordant values were at what might be considered "trivial" levels because a large proportion of ratios are near unity.

For instance, SGRQ was moderately correlated with FEV1 (r = 0.43), while generic summary scores had trivial levels of correlation with FEV1 (r < 0.2).

Since the proteins present in the blood (hemoglobin) complex and/or catalyze very large amounts of sulfide [ 20], trivial levels of H2S, if any, are expected to be found in the plasma in baseline conditions, as shown by Furne et al. [ 28] and Whitfield et al. [ 20].

Given that there appears to be a some non-trivial level of doubt that neonicotinoids are safe where bees are concerned do you really want to roll the dice?