Sentence examples for minimum could go from inspiring English sources

A change in their capital requirements might therefore make no difference: if they are not capital-constrained, their minimum could go up or down without changing their behaviour.

A $10.10 minimum wage could go a long way in reversing some of that economic damage, according to Dube.

Typically an interview with me would last a minimum of four hours, and it could go to eight hours.

Mr Moffat told Doctor Who Magazine that he expects the show to "do a minimum of 15" years in total, but it could go on for even longer.

At $5,000 in setup fees and a guaranteed monthly minimum of $500 in fees per account, revenues for the company in 1999 could go north of $10 million dollars.

What could go wrong?

We could go on.

I could go anywhere.

We could go further.

It could go horribly.

Much could go wrong.