The phrase "at a minimum long" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be intended to express a duration or length that is at least long, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The meeting will last, at a minimum long, two hours." (This example is still awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "at least long" or "minimum length".
It would have actually doubled the size of the Border Patrol, and it would have had a very long "path to citizenship" -- one that would have taken (at a minimum) 13 long years for anyone to travel.
IT IS still not clear where Christian leaders will stand in a Europe which faces, at a minimum, a long argument between secular libertarians and people who say religious sensitivities deserve some understanding, if not legal protection.
"At a minimum," Bass concludes, "long-run deterrence of war crimes would require a relatively credible threat of prosecution: that is, a series of successful war crimes tribunals that became so much an expected part of international affairs that no potential mass murderer could confidently say that he would avoid punishment".
In addition, possible nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), opioid or corticosteroid pain medication, and nutraceutical and fatty acid supplements were withdrawn at a minimum of 7 days, long-term corticosteroids 30 days, and pentosan polysulphate 90 days before the evaluation.
At a minimum, it will take a long time to track down these and the many other intriguing and relevant threads in Trump's business past.
On election night, Mr. Obama mentioned the need to do something, at a minimum, to address the unbearably long wait times that greeted some voters.
At a minimum, traders should consider closing long positions when the P&F chart is on a sell signal.
"Regulators should be made accountable not just for producing a stable financial economy, but for providing this stability fairly and at minimum long-run cost to society," he wrote.
"At a minimum, we're facing four very long years of fighting for access to affordable and effective healthcare.
That is not, of course, a viable long-term strategy; at a minimum, these lawmakers will need to begin showing their faces come reëlection season.
