"barely minimal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to imply that something is only just barely enough or barely present, or that it is only just barely enough or barely present. For example, "The food rations were barely minimal, but it was enough to get by."
The biggest question concerning "Bait" is why, oh, why Mr. Foxx, who was so impressive in "Any Given Sunday," chose to make a movie so boring and idiotic that it barely meets minimal standards of lowest-common-denominator entertainment.
"How would we know?" Correction: June 17, 2000, Saturday An article on May 14 about executions in Texas during the tenure of Gov. George W. Bush misstated the year in which a federal judge in Austin ruled that the Texas pardons and paroles board barely met minimal procedural safeguards required by the United States Constitution.
No documentary should be without some aesthetic bliss, even if it is tamped down, minimal, barely noticeable.
Ruling on a lawsuit filed by death row inmates in December 1988, Judge Sam Sparks of the Federal District Court in Austin called the board's procedures "appalling," and held that they barely met the minimal procedural safeguards required by the United States Constitution.
MRI artifacts were graded as minimal (barely visible), moderate (clearly visible, but not interfering with evaluation) and severe (compromising evaluation).
MR artifacts were negligible in 48 cases (48/60 80%), and minimal (barely visible) in 12 cases (12/60 20%), however, these artifacts did not interfere with the diagnostic value.
Library officials proposed a budget of $823,000 but are now barely surviving on the minimal budget of $389,000.
I have worked with dozens of schools across the UK where TAs are barely utilised and given minimal guidance, support or training to be able to effectively engage with our most vulnerable children.
The second remix, by Freiband, is 10 minutes 31 seconds long, is "utterly minimal" and barely resembles the original with no recognisable vocal or musical samples from the album or radio versions.
