Definition of non-issue in English:

non-issue

noun

A topic of little or no importance.
小话题，无足轻重的话题
I believe the topic is a non-issue
Example sentencesExamples
- They would have been little non-issues on any other days.
- The conclusion was that media was creating an issue out of a non-issue.
- Like all his failed projects, it has become a non-issue.
- The best way to dodge pressing and challenging issues is to get the people fixated on non-issues.
- I am sure none of the Hindus think that such non-issues are more important than what really matters.
- In politics issues are created out of non-issues.
- Avoid cruel and violent people, as they tend to take up cudgels with you on non-issues.
- Some issues are non-issues driven by misinformation, incorrect interpretation or bad communication.
- And that can happen because the entire issue is a non-issue, one that ought to be set aside.
- They just find some non-issues to attack each other with, lest the voters get confused as to who is who.
- On the contrary, many people who have no quarrel with having liquor served with meals often treat the matter as a non-issue.
- With significantly lower prices, replacement becomes a non-issue.
- But it's a complete non-issue among politicians and journalists alike.
- The only issues that are tackled here are the non-issues.
- By making issues non-issues, the novel lacks a punch, and the characters remain partially inflated.
- Are these non-issues or something John would prefer to gloss over?
- I haven't said much about this, because it is a total non-issue.
- The rise of genetic engineering - with its capacity to filter out genetic defects in children - has in fact really made the matter a non-issue.
- In normal circumstances, perhaps I would agree that it should be a non-issue.
- Why chase non-issues when there are much more serious matters at hand?

单词	non-issue
释义	Definition of non-issue in English: non-issue noun A topic of little or no importance. 小话题，无足轻重的话题 I believe the topic is a non-issue Example sentencesExamples They would have been little non-issues on any other days. The conclusion was that media was creating an issue out of a non-issue. Like all his failed projects, it has become a non-issue. The best way to dodge pressing and challenging issues is to get the people fixated on non-issues. I am sure none of the Hindus think that such non-issues are more important than what really matters. In politics issues are created out of non-issues. Avoid cruel and violent people, as they tend to take up cudgels with you on non-issues. Some issues are non-issues driven by misinformation, incorrect interpretation or bad communication. And that can happen because the entire issue is a non-issue, one that ought to be set aside. They just find some non-issues to attack each other with, lest the voters get confused as to who is who. On the contrary, many people who have no quarrel with having liquor served with meals often treat the matter as a non-issue. With significantly lower prices, replacement becomes a non-issue. But it's a complete non-issue among politicians and journalists alike. The only issues that are tackled here are the non-issues. By making issues non-issues, the novel lacks a punch, and the characters remain partially inflated. Are these non-issues or something John would prefer to gloss over? I haven't said much about this, because it is a total non-issue. The rise of genetic engineering - with its capacity to filter out genetic defects in children - has in fact really made the matter a non-issue. In normal circumstances, perhaps I would agree that it should be a non-issue. Why chase non-issues when there are much more serious matters at hand?
随便看	not be above not be above not be afraid of not be an option not be an option not bear thinking about not bear thinking about not beat about the bush not beating about the bush not beating around the bush not be first rodeo not be first time at the rodeo not before time not before time not be fussy not be fussy not begin not be good enough not be in favour of not-being not be in the mood to not believe not believe in not believe one's eyes/ears (not) be myself