And there is a non-trivial chance that the Washington will bungle the hot-button debt limit negotiations.
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But there is a non-trivial problem with moving fast to remedy this alleged flaw.
Back to patents only for things which are non-trivial, non-obvious and new and unique please.
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Becoming a broker-dealer is a non-trivial process and not all of the portals will make it through.
The point about patents is that they are supposed to be for things that are non-trivial and non-obvious.
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Unless you were one of those privileged few, then getting access to that warehoused stuff was a highly non-trivial pursuit.
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If it is true that scientific collaboration has involved a non-trivial number of scientists from developing countries, these are normally visiting scientists.
And the transaction costs of negotiating carriage are non-trivial, which is one reason cable TV tends to be skewed toward content offered by major media companies with large catalogs on offer.
Creating that bill is a non-trivial matter.
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That seems like a non-trivial problem.
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According to people close to the sport, if the German authorities charge Mr Ecclestone with a non-trivial offence in relation to the payment to Mr Gribkowsky, (which he has admitted making, though he says he was being blackmailed), he will be permanently removed as chief executive of Formula One Group.
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This last point was contentious to non-programmers but trivial to people who make computers.
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