Sentence examples for it considered minimal from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the investigation, the F.B.I. reacted to what it considered minimal Yemeni cooperation by removing most of the bureau's 150-member contingent in Aden from a harbor hotel and billeting them aboard a Navy ship, the Duluth, 10 miles out at sea.

The rules suggest TfL may decide to issue an offender with a warning letter in lieu of prosecution, where the offender admits his or her irregular travel and the risk of re-offending is considered minimal, and where it appears that there has been a genuine mistake.

But its chances of success are considered minimal, because the rebels demand that the Federal Government pull back its troops, while the Government refuses to do so and insists that Zapatista sympathizers surrender their arms.

"That's an injury current," the sound of a neuron pierced by the probe (it's unclear if the cells repair themselves, Rezai says, but the damage is considered minimal).

Almost everyone assumed that home prices would rise forever, so risks were considered minimal.

Based on biological oxygen demand measurements, the reductive capacity of the plume is considered minimal.

"Germany, Scandinavia and the UK have understood the dangers and the potential of the green economy, but in southern Europe the dangers are still considered minimal," he said.

The prison had been housing only drunken-driving defendants, who were considered minimal security risks, Attorney General LeRoy Zimmerman argued before Judge Craig.

In the '90s, I was considered minimal and this was because I was hiding myself and my ideas".

Visitors pay about $200 to tour the Chernobyl exclusion zone, where the health risk for short visits is considered minimal.

Officials said the pollution was considered minimal so far because most of the oil and gas was being burned up in the fire.