Sentence examples for tiny minimum from inspiring English sources

This small savers' account is tax free, requires only a tiny minimum balance, and commonly pays above-market interest rates.

The Government wants to call time on much-criticised practices such as lenders raising credit limits without being asked by customers; taking only tiny minimum monthly repayments; and arranging it so that the most expensive debt gets paid off last.

If you're thinking of ripping off a 15-year-old kid's business model, here's how you do it: employ two of your tiny, pre-minimum wage mates on £5.50 a day, invest in a CostCo volume of Lucozade and Wagon Wheels, then hustle hard.

But a tiny boost in the minuscule minimum wage would seem to be a different story.

It doesn't matter how tiny your garden is – with minimum effort you can have an eclectic bunch of visitors and their daily business is an extraordinary affair.

It seemed to me that if anyone with one prize was forced to work in a tiny garret lab with a minimum of collaborators and a scant amount of funding (none of this, of course, was true for Sanger) and told to win a second, it would be Fred who would be up to the task.

The legal minimum wage was a tiny 5,554 roubles, which rose by 7.4% to 5,965 roubles on 1 January this year.

The amount of clenbuterol found in Contador's system, was tiny, less than 40 times the minimum a laboratory has to report.

Minimum wage here is a tiny $7.25 an hour.

Under these circumstances, of course, short-term opportunity for an investor might mean eking out a tiny gain, or holding losses to a minimum.

"For a choreographer to produce a live performance costs a minimum of $5,000 for a tiny production, with nothing to show for it afterward," Ms. Towers said.