Sentence examples for were quite minor from inspiring English sources

And with most of these illnesses the early symptoms were quite minor.

Some were quite minor -- condensation in a tail light -- and some required nothing but an update to the car's software.

The cut is quite minor but the bleeding is profuse.

The damage was quite minor to both vessels".

"It is fairly common to get breaks of these bones when playing sport, but the majority are quite minor breaks.

One of the closest present day analogues to that Murrow is Ted Koppel who is retiring this week.... His biggest risks, like a listing of the American dead in Iraq, is quite minor compared to Murrow.

Their demeanour is playfully contrasted with the solemnity of the bewigged judge, and most of the offences are quite minor – petty theft, defacing public statues, drunkenness in a public place.

While the differences between the Chronicle of the Morea (13th century), for example, and present-day spoken Greek are quite minor, Byzantium failed to produce a writer of the stature of Dante, capable of establishing once and for all the living vernacular as a worthy vehicle for great literature.

Degassing activity was quite minor before the 2011 eruption.

"The reliability has not been the best but the issues we have had have been quite minor".

"The tragedy is often there are quite minor problems and they have spent years, in some cases, of their lives, really wasted," he said.