Introducing a variant of even such a iconic product was no trivial matter.
Getting them and their vast quantities of heavy equipment out again will be no trivial undertaking, particularly if their withdrawal is opposed by civilian populations in Bosnia.
"This is no trivial issue: There are close to a million developers out there, scattered across some 180 countries, " said Elizabeth Denham, who was then Canada's assistant privacy commissioner.
Managing the supply-chain database is no trivial matter either.
Suspending convertibility was no trivial matter.
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This is no trivial difference.
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It requires no taxpayer money, trivial or no capital costs, and implies no government involvement.
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No event is too trivial to escape being fixed by croppers, as scrapbooking enthusiasts are known: weddings, christenings and bar mitzvahs, of course, but also first days of preschool and teddy-bear parties.
Because no one ever reports them as being too trivial to bring to international attention.
It argued that attaching the tiny tracking device to a car's undercarriage was too trivial a violation of property rights to matter, and that no one who drove in public streets could expect his movements to go unmonitored.
The general atmosphere of both stories and even some of the characters are very similar: both are set in Woodyland, that familiar elegant fantasy version of Manhattan, impeccably furnished, with no brightness, no neon, no pop culture anywhere, and the characters are largely a nattering, trivial, shallowly self-serving bunch.
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