Using staff that are already there and adding simple menus adds minimally to the burden but boosts income.
The panel was asked to consider whether the restraint methods might have contributed "more than minimally" to his death.
Those things are scary because they're dangerous — minimally, to our egos, or, maximally, to our chances of survival.
Of those killed, only 35.2percentt were using some kind of restraint in 1994, a figure that climbed minimally to 38.1percentt in 1998.
A government-printed ballot that voters had, even minimally, to read made it much harder for immigrants, former slaves, and the uneducated poor to vote.
Though useful for some purposes, geographical classifications contribute minimally to the task of providing a systematic understanding of human religions and religiousness.
Ray Paschall, an anesthesiologist at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, remembers one of the first times he provided anesthesia to the mother and minimally to the fetus in an open fetal operation, more than 10 years ago.
A too-brief coda with the real Ms. Bergmann, now 97 and living in Queens, contributes minimally to the film but is at least a ringing endorsement for the benefits of exercise.
Those crimes are difficult to combat without drying up the marketplace for depictions of them and both kinds of depictions contribute at most minimally to public discourse, he added.
Yet Moscow has reciprocated only minimally to these overtures.
They are more prone to work minimally to sustain the job not to excel.
