1.   And in this political drama, no office is apparently too minor to be included.

2.   A handful had not yet finished construction or had problems too minor for citations.

3.   Cotte felt the damage suffered by the city of Paris was too minor to justify prosecuting Juppe, French radio reported.

4.   Drinan contended it was too minor an infraction to raise the issue of impeachment, and the committee, by majority vote, concurred.

5.   Every household needs its own toolbox, experts say, for all the tasks too minor to call a pro.

6.   He had never mentioned it, and perhaps it was something too minor for him to have been aware of.

7.   In a few of the instances raised by Nobile, the facts in question seemed too minor to require citation, Heidenry said.

8.   Non-citizens, even permanent residents, were made subject to deportation for a wide range of crimes that had previously been considered too minor.

9.   The company dug up and repaired at least two problems and earmarked others for future work, but considered nearly all of the problems too minor to investigate further.

10.   The official attitude about keeping law and order is that there is no crime too minor to bother about.