Sentence examples for really a minimal from inspiring English sources

It is the government's last line of defense that the NSA must do these things to protect the American people from what is really a minimal threat.

"There's really a minimal chance of something going wrong with this," says David Lee, the director of the Adelaide Health Center, a VitaminDrip franchisee.

Few were more successful at this assimilation game than China — and more adamant in insisting that the outside world really played a minimal part in the metamorphosis of its world perception and the impact it had on its art.

"It's a really minimal palette, almost tonal".

She has experienced sexism, she says, "to a really minimal extent.

It's a really minimal almost dubby house tune with guest vocalist Rock Star delivering these uplifting lyrics ("Put your hands in the air and let 'em stay there, it's time to groove") which seem almost completely at odds with the music and yet it works really well.

It is so astutely and sensitively thought out, with a maximization of storage potential in a minimal space; it really looks like how a person might actually live".

Partly because he was reeling from Megan's decision, partly because he blamed Peggy somewhat for her departure, the Cool Whip meeting was a disaster, with Don giving a minimal effort and not really taking into account the fact that Peggy would need a bit more help in that situation than Megan did.

If you want to go really minimal, a cast iron Dutch oven can perform the tasks of a saute pan, stockpot, and roasting pan at once.

Maine's Second District "is a touch more Republican than it was in 2008, but the change is really very minimal," said David Wasserman, a redistricting expert at Cook Political Report.

If an investor is only going to put in a minimal amount of dollars, that's not really going to make them diversified," Mr. Coffrini said.