Sentence examples for minimal until from inspiring English sources
The Pasta with Potatoes, for instance, which the first book noted took 30 minutes of work time and 60 minutes of prep time is now listed simply as taking 60 minutes, making the identical recipe seem more "minimal"–until you try to cook it in less than 90 minutes.
Liverpool's response was minimal until the final 10 minutes.
He says the crisis is extensive and the support minimal until crisis makes it a necessity.
Further communication was minimal until 1824, when the British were again requested to expel the Burmans.
Women's power and influence over sport has been pretty minimal until, say, now.
The government doesn't take young people's mental health seriously enough – NHS resources are minimal until it's almost too late.
"A protective fund of this nature could be modestly funded and maintained at a minimal cost until such time as necessary to advance funds to customers, thereby allowing them to resume trading with little or no delay".
As a result, despite Monday's stiff sentence, Mr. Miller, head of a Beachy Amish-Mennonite church in Stuart's Draft, Va., is free to return home with minimal supervision until the appeal is resolved.
By the middle of the 13th century, the kingdoms of Castile-León, Aragon-Catalonia, Navarre, and Portugal reached the frontiers that they would keep, with minimal alteration, until the end of the Middle Ages.
Published in French toward the end of 1946, the book initially attracted only minimal notice, until a man named Daniel Parker, the leader of a right-wing morality watchdog group, Cartel d'Action Sociale et Morale, set out to have the book banned and its author, translator, and publisher prosecuted.
It's a creation that lies somewhere between a real budget and an emergency appropriation, a package with just enough money to keep the state idling along at minimal speed until mid-September, when everybody may be in the mood to try again.
