Sentence examples for trivialization issues from inspiring English sources

For Byrd, there were issues that were simply too important for political trivialization, issues that required a senator to do what was right -- and the threat of climate change, the need for modernization in the energy industry had finally become one of them.

Meanwhile, the desire to avoid this trivialization result is one motivation behind other accounts of concrete computation.

But it has struck many that this both involves an enormous amount of double counting, and that it is the indiscriminate counting of arbitrary consequences that lies behind the Tichý-Miller trivialization result.

As a criterion, we use the reduction of the forces experienced in the molecular dynamics evolution, because perfect trivialization would result in forces equal to zero.

There are two issues here, trivialization and bias, but they're related.

Since common interfaces are made to reduce complexity and the amount and the variations of user interfaces in every-day life and pop culture is growing steadily, these simplifications are an inspiring context for me, and my works can deal with the other side of the interface, the issues that come with this trivialization.

Others, however, have used the relevant consequence approach to avoid the trivialization results that plague the content approach, and capture quite a few of the basic intuitive judgments of truthlikeness.

The trivialization of eating disorders is tantamount to trivializing suicide.

We ask that the organizers participating in the SlutWalk take further action to end the trivialization of rape at every level of society.

If that's how ABC World News covers "serious issues" of human rights, it's Jonathan Karl who needs to answer about "trivialization".

Yet perhaps the ultimate consequence of The Note's style of political coverage is not the trivialization of important stories but, rather, the inflation of trivial ones.