Sentence examples for minimally through from inspiring English sources

Bold color (the Chinese love red), injected minimally through a single colored lamp shade or accessory, can then accent in a more striking manner.

Light, the enlightenment the work seeks, is a limited commodity, used minimally through a bank of 42 television screens that divide and reassemble, at one moment turning into star-spangled columns like Manhattan at night, at another carrying verbal messages, or providing fire and water for Tamino and Pamina's trials.

For example, DDT is absorbed minimally through the skin, while aldrin and endrin are absorbed relatively quickly by this method.

This finding implies that the majority of killing of biofilm cells on stainless steel surfaces in LB medium was through the activity of metal ions, and may only minimally through chloride ions.

But then he started talking about bogglingly expensive and minimally thought-through plans of his own – to move the navy around and cut tax in the Northern Territory and build a high-speed train – which gave the Coalition an easy response: how was Labor going to pay for those?

Performance is minimally affected through a modest increase in output conductance, which may limit the maximum attainable gain.

The purest embodiment of these beliefs is the so-called scholar's rocks, naturally occurring stones -- sometimes minimally "improved" through human intervention -- cherished for their capacity to conjure in their crags and hollows whole landscapes or mythical beasts.

Both tacrolimus and pimecrolimus are minimally absorbed through the oral mucosa and give rise to few clinically significant local or systemic adverse side effects.

Few hope to make huge sums from popular music now; the business has traversed an improbable arc where careers were once assumed to be short-lived and records to be minimally profitable, through the Golconda era of almost unbelievable wealth, to the new era where careers are once again assumed to be precarious and recordings minimally profitable.

Now our leaders are working on competing stopgap plans to keep government minimally functioning through the end of the year.

Tetraethyllead, which was a gasoline additive and is still used in fuels such as aviation fuel, passes through the skin; however inorganic lead found in paint, food, and most lead-containing consumer products is only minimally absorbed through the skin.