Sentence examples for trivial though from inspiring English sources
Final equilibrium is not trivial though, as vehicles could transfer to lot 1 and lead to its saturation or transfer to lot 3, in which case options 1 and 3 will not be saturated whereas lot 2 will reach its capacity.
These concerns seem slightly trivial, though, and for good reason.
Trivial though this seems in itself, think of the cumulative effect.
The amount of money involved was not trivial, though Ritz accounted for a much larger sum than Escoffier.
Trivial though it may seem, the only thing to create nervous tension within me was the thought of taking a bow.
It's actually a trivial though telling point that this narrative requires fudging or outright lying about the point that prominent Keynesians warned in advance that the Obama stimulus was inadequate.
Building out functionality around the playlists will be trivial for them, though, and I imagine we'll see updates there soon.
This is a trivial case, though.
Sure, you can reckon that voice is a trivial frippery, though Samsung, Google, Microsoft and Apple don't seem to agree with you.
But many local people said its long-term effect of lost sleep and constant irritation is not trivial, even though newer jet engines are generally quieter than those used in earlier decades.
The French authority's justification is that Google's way of complying with successful delisting requests undermines true protection, by enabling a trivial workaround (though it should be noted that the "friction of the click" in getting to Google.com has mysteriously and materially increased in the last six months).
