Sentence examples for probably minimal from inspiring English sources

Concluding that aerosol cooling is probably minimal, the authors called for more research.

As a practical matter, the importance of the votes is probably minimal.

In other words, they have little incentive – and probably minimal practical capacity – to accede to pleas to produce more and charge less.

Research has found that most workers' compensation costs are shifted to workers in the form of lower wages over time, so the effect on jobs is probably minimal.

"He certainly can still win a couple of more Wimbledons with probably minimal effort, which probably means I'm not convinced he's putting in minimal effort".

"There is probably minimal, if nonexistent, enforcement of mother-daughter type apartments in middle-class white neighborhoods where there are plenty of those," said the Rev. Allan B. Ramirez, pastor of the Brookville Reformed Church, who is also an advocate for the Latino community on Long Island.

If the shooting were an isolated event, the effect on Turkish society would probably be minimal.

He reckons an interest rate rise would probably have minimal impact.

Even now that their statements have been exposed, the fallout will probably be minimal.

But Sue Brennan, a Postal Service spokeswoman, said the changes would probably have minimal impact on the average customer.

If he fails, his chances of re-election in four years' time will probably be minimal.