Sentence examples for minimum made from inspiring English sources

Sometimes funny, sometimes cruel and more often neither, the imitators have at a minimum made themselves known, attracting the politicians, their aides and power brokers as followers.

Noise level: Rooms are small enough to keep noise to a minimum, making conversation possible.

State campaign finance reform should, at a minimum, make these fixes: Cut contribution limits.

But raising the minimum makes it less likely big banks will start lending that money.

And if we can't save The Rocky, we can, at minimum, make some noise before we go".

Still, open hardware would at a minimum make the N.S.A.'s Internet surveillance efforts more difficult and less effective.

That could make such retirement accounts less popular, or at a minimum make investors less likely to use them for their stock investments.

Still, a more assertive China could, at a minimum, make life difficult for auction houses and dealers hoping to do business on the mainland.

"We are going to demand that the police chief, at a minimum, make sure that we have three officers working together, watching each other's backs".

The estate flotsam scenes worked better this week, if only because they kept the dialogue to a minimum, making the scenes in Terry's flat genuinely disturbing.

Danchev – who generally keeps notes and explanations to a minimum – makes an exception for Hortense, whose two surviving letters are included for the first time.