Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Minor"

insofar basically means, "to the extent that", or "since" he was very lucky, since he walked away with only minor cuts and bruises look it up in the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) if you want to see a lot of example sentences

example I broke my arm and i got a headache but that's a minor ailment.

Minor ma dużo tłumaczeń. Znaczy też drugorzędna. I w tym znaczeniu będzie to Droga drugorzędna.

A train ran into the buffers, but the passengers only sustained minor injuries.

Major is something big or important. “This test is a major part of my grade.” Minor is something that is small or not very important. “There was only a little bit of traffic today, it was a minor problem.”

His minor was Asian studies

It's okay but it sounds best in my opinion phrased this way: "Yesterday I was reading an economics textbook in my room when a minor earthquake occurred."

the first sentence is correct and what we use most of the time, but the second one sounds unnatural and isn't used as frequently.

Probably better worded as "Last year, I was diagnosed with anxiety disorder. Through the disorder's treatment, I found that I tend to think about minor things too much. So, I am trying not to think too much about things that are not very important."

The key is the word "staple." In this case, it is an adjective meaning "primary" or "used by a lot of people." You need a word that means the opposite of "staple", so... uncommon, rare, less used, boutique, ... In Japan, staple diet cereals are rice, wheat and barley. Less common cereals include millet, quinoa and corn.

"At least we've got some people with talent in our group, like our buddy Shun."

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