Sentence examples for now only minimal from inspiring English sources

Although Faraid certificates are produced faster now, only minimal improvements to the problem can be attributed to the amendments made to the Small Estates Distribution Act 1955.

Terra Mar Grille has a lot going for it now, with only minimal slippage.

Mr. Romney has until now faced only minimal competition for the allegiance of major Republican donors.

In some cases, trusts that previously supported an NMP lead, NMP forum and educational updates had been assimilated into a new trust that now provided only minimal support.

The greatly decreased levels in 436.1 cells of the ternary AIB1/CBP/X complex, which has no effect on the level of total transactivation, would now have only minimal effects of the positioning of the dose-response curve.

The security administration has played down concerns about radiation, saying two-thirds of the scanners now installed use only minimal levels of radiation, while the remaining third use a form of radio wave technology.

The "war on women" has now become, at only minimal risk of exaggeration, a holy jihad.

It's now just (minimal) salaries.

The health service, long privatised, had become known to the poor as the Death Service, since the government was now only responsible for the minimal duty to dispose of dead bodies.

A large number of camps now operate in Arizona, which has only minimal oversight.

While there is now data available about diversity among books published, there is still only minimal data available about diversity among publishing staff and reviewers.