Sentence examples for to be minimised from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
"Therefore, all the potential intervention on the fortress's exterior had to be minimised".
Nowadays musicals have become so industrial in scale and expensive to produce that any form of risk has to be minimised fom the start.
With technology companies at the helm, our new corporate welfare state doesn't treat citizens as customers – rather, we are seen solely as cost centres to be minimised.
"Included in the environmental impact statement (EIS) are detailed management, mitigation, and monitoring plans, which will allow for potential impacts to be minimised.
As such engine friction has to be minimised.
which have to be minimised for the core field model Gauss coefficients.
Impurities influence product quality, stability and efficacy, so their levels need to be minimised.
The objective function to be minimised is the total membrane area required in the plant.
The cost function to be minimised includes material and manufacturing costs.
The complete recovery of plant water status is, however, necessary if losses are to be minimised.
However, these costs are liable to be minimised with and/or without reduction on energy consumption.
