| After all, it's trivially simple to find lots and lots of places where modern medicine has failed to explain or treat someone's illness. |
| The off-site release was trivially small,'' said Phil Rutherford, who heads health, safety and radiation oversight at Boeing. |
| The idea that rigorous analysis of the right policies happened to echo the target date seems, at best, trivially condescending. |
| Also trivially, time depends on the coordinate system when a change is made from Eastern Standard Time to Pacific Standard Time. |
| Unfortunately, the protection of performing rights and, more trivially the hosting space, make I illustrate it with more or less long extracts. |
| They had to use the great pieces of general ideas, but they exchanged them trivially. |
