Sentence examples for minimal which is from inspiring English sources

"The percentage of classical black ballet dancers around the world is sadly minimal, which is quite embarrassing," he says.

Currently military conflicts are minimal, which is good for Obama, but RDPI over the first 11 quarters of Obama's presidency has been negative, at -0.4%.

Here, we also see that the effect of the analyser is minimal, which is consistent with the LC being nearly vertical throughout the cell.

This in turn makes it more likely the Federal Reserve will keep any rate rises minimal, which is positive for holders of dollar-denominated debt.

This year, there was no booth, and ABC's presence as a whole was minimal, which is no mystery: the presentations in Hall H (the biggest room, where James Cameron, Peter Jackson and the gang for the "Twilight" sequel also appeared) have eclipsed the trade show in importance for many studios and networks.

Cost efficiencies will be minimal, which is normally how companies justify a price premium in acquisitions, and hence short-term, this deal is difficult to justify," Joachimsthaler continues.

It can be thus referred to as being consistent and minimal, which are the two important characteristics of filter-based feature selection.

"It was all very minimal, which was great for me," said Mr. Welsh, who paid about 600,000 euros (about $775,000) for the flat and the terrace, which is roughly the same size as the interior.

Comparatively speaking, the maximum absolute error and SD are both minimal, which are about 0.013 and 0.00534.

The other construct is minimal genome, which is the smallest gene set capable of sustaining itself.

Zac Goldsmith has said he might rip out cycle superhighways and Sadiq says he'll only build new superhighways if there is minimal disruption, which is basically impossible.