small matter in English

unimportant issue, something small and trivial

Use "small matter" in a sentence

1. It's a small matter; don't get so hot and bothered.

2. It would be foolish and impetuous to resign over such a small matter.

3. He seemed unworried by the small matter of the war that was in progress.

4. Just a small matter of being stuck in the middle of nowhere with no hope of...

5. This may sound like petty whimpering, but intrusions upon the exercise of lawful freedom is no small matter.

6. On a good day, the building would be almost entirely rented-apart from the small matter of signing the contract.

7. As with any brain injury, a coup Contrecoup injury is no small matter and could cause life-altering symptoms if not dealt with immediately

8. Finally, given concerns, shared by Bill, about the MVP’s sustainability and scalability, it is no small matter that host governments are strong advocates of the approach.

9. "Anyway, your case is a small matter. You will soon be released," the Sergeant said, and began to read a sheaf of dog-eared football-pool coupons.

10. There is the small matter of El Pulpo and his Anthropophagites to contend with, so … Lots of pieces have to line up just so for them to even stand a snowball chance in Hell! Read more

11. ‘And then there is the small matter of the washing up mountain, looking at me Beadily from the table and kitchen.’ ‘As she awaits it, Leah Malot steals a sideways looks at her and Sally Barsosio watches her Beadily.’

12. ‘Led by Sweden, these states began to Broach the question of membership of the EC.’ ‘Before about 1830, temperance sermons, tracts and addresses routinely Broached female intemperance.’ ‘The angst of the past 18 months was finally over, but there was still one small matter to Broach - breaking it all to hubby who, at this point, knew