Sentence examples for the irreducible minimum from inspiring English sources

State aid, he says, leaves Parker 10percentt shy of the irreducible minimum the school needs for its daily operations.

That insistence has been the irreducible minimum in all the theories about Mary that have appeared in Christian history.

But will JP Morgan's attempt to correct past, systemic control issues actually reduce mistakes to the irreducible minimum, the best one can hope for in so vast an institution?

The report adds that the former foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, had warned last year the FCO is already "pretty close to the irreducible minimum of UK-based staff on the network".

But her piece doesn't address what happens to those inmates she refers to as the "irreducible minimum"—men supposedly too dangerous to be released to a foreign government beyond relocating them to a supermax prison on U.S. soil.

Geoffrey Nice, the lead prosecutor, told the judges that the indictment, covering crimes attributed to Mr. Milosevic in Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo in the 1990's, had already reached the "irreducible minimum".

If you can cut through as much unnecessary complexity as possible and boil down your business to what Sanborn calls the irreducible minimums -- those actions that give you most of your results and most of your profits -- you won't be distracted by time- and energy-wasting activities that create little to no value.

They deserved, the Lords ruled, to know an "irreducible minimum" of the allegations.

He added: "Fundamental values possess at the very least an irreducible minimum.

What follows is a preliminary attempt to outline to an irreducible minimum the core modules, accompanied with a suggestion, at least, of their content.

What happens if the debt slips to its irreducible minimum (whatever that is) and if government revenues are then still higher than spending?