Sentence examples for minimum will make from inspiring English sources

Some Democratic strategists say that winning Florida remains a reach for Mr. Obama, but his visit this weekend suggests that the White House has not given up and at a minimum will make Mr. Romney spend a lot more time and money in the state.

Mistakes will most likely happen, but keeping them to an absolute minimum will make you proud to have your name on the cover.

Only paying the monthly minimum will make your credit score worse.

You may not need to be fluent in the language to get a job, but having a command of basic phrases at the minimum will make life abroad easier.

The musicians maintain that reducing the minimums will make it increasingly difficult to have full orchestras on Broadway, because producers will almost always opt to use the fewest musicians possible to save money.

The Conservatives think minimum pricing will make certain "alcopop" drinks cheaper, and so should be dropped.

Still, the higher minimum wages will make little dent in workers' lives, some complained.

JPMorgan Chase argues that the minimum standards will make it hold 45% more capital than it did during the crisis, obviating the need for extra padding.

Mr Martin said that pubs in poorer areas would come under pressure, because a higher minimum wage will make pubs less able to compete with supermarket prices.

On the other hand, everyday experience teaches economists that firms can choose among more or less labor-intensive processes and that a high minimum wage will make more labor-intensive processes more expensive.

And an increased minimum wage will make any employee that wanted to quit and opt for entrepreneurship to think twice.