Sentence examples for minimum would be from inspiring English sources

Fourth, a grand solar minimum would be a temporary phase.

The ideal length was three feet, and a workable minimum would be twenty-seven inches.

Even the minimum would be too much for budget-strapped rural governments.

For a teacher working in inner London the minimum would be £27,270 and the maximum £36,751.

He repeated his support for a system to give legal status to some who have long been in the United States, stating the minimum would be 25 years.

Any state would be allowed to opt out of the federal minimum and substitute its own, lower minimum if the legislature and governor decided that an increase in the federal minimum would be a "barrier to employment".

A number of former Justice Department and Drug Enforcement Administration officials "who served in the war on drugs" also wrote a letter suggesting that reducing mandatory minimums would be a threat to public safety.

This would ensure that anyone working a minimum of 30 hours a week on the minimum wage would be exempt from paying income tax.

Department of Labor data shows that, had minimum wage increases kept up with inflation since 1968, the minimum wage would be nearly $11 today.

If the minimum wage had kept pace with the rate of inflation since the late 1960's, researchers estimate that the minimum wage would be roughly $10.10/hour to $10.70/hour currently.

A compromise was established under which the half and full pipes of snowboarding were introduced for racers on two skis, and big-air acrobatic programmes - that gave the athletes more challenge while keeping insurance premiums to a minimum - would be tried.