Sentence examples for could be minimal from inspiring English sources

The makeup could be minimal –  eyeliner, a subtle colored lipstick and perhaps some blush, she advised.

But Mr. Lentz said the effect on sales could be "minimal" if Toyota handled its relationship with customers properly.

If Judge Rakoff accepts MP3.com's argument that sound recordings are not works made for hire, the company's liability could be minimal.

Between 1962 and 1969, the pair racked up some 180 co-writing credits – though sometimes an individual contribution could be minimal.

Even if we invested in better refineries and exploited every possible energy source, from the Keystone pipeline to the Alaskan wilderness, the impact could be minimal.

While the immediate job impact could be minimal, American corporations seeking to grow their export markets have been avid supporters of the agreement.

But Richard Gaitskell, an experimenter at Brown University, cautions that physicists know very little about the properties of dark-matter particles and that the benefit of the disk could be minimal-- a 30% effect in a field in which the uncertainties are five orders of minimal-- a

McManus concedes that if you build behind the reef crest, the impact could technically be minimal.

Ten to fifteen days with no clinical improvement could be a minimal threshold, based on the minimal time from admission to decision of therapeutic limitation among the patients who survived their ICU stay.

While those appeals play out, the financial exposure of the companies could be relatively minimal.

In some cases, the differences in covariate balance between models could be quite minimal.