Sentence examples for at least changed from inspiring English sources

There were a number of flaws in these designs the broadcast-production split, for instance, gave broadcast plenty of suppliers but production only one customer but they have at least changed the BBC's culture.

World leaders who had coupled their condemnations of civilian casualties in Gaza with criticism of Hamas, the militant Islamist faction that dominates Gaza, have at least changed the emphasis.

Cox seems to have it particularly in for Richard Leiby of The Washington Post, though she's at least changed his name; Howard Fineman of Newsweek is not so fortunate.

Warned about but unbidden, the snow arrived in the morning as a majestic dollop and changed the world (this bit of it at least), changed what we saw and what it meant.

If you're someone who wants to see the electoral college abolished, or at least changed, but also someone who supports Obama, is it better to see him win the electoral vote and lose the popular vote, in order to anger Republicans and hopefully get them on board with E.C. changes?

Even strikes such as that on the 26th are followed by cries of "Allahu Akhbar!" and "We'll give our blood and soul for Saddam!"After the intense bombardment of the night of March 21st, which lit up the night sky, the bombings and missile strikes subsided, or at least changed their nature.

I want to at least change some of the information they've been given.

I really thought it was going to change the world or at least change our country and change the results.

To be fair to Google it did at least change its lucrative AdWords system to stop the words "NHS Direct" being sold to the copycatters.

A conference of the leading Cubists was called, and Duchamp's brothers were dispatched to ask Marcel to withdraw his picture-or at least change the title.

"The United States is still oppressing us — at least, change your policy toward us," he said, in the course of a chicken-and-egg discussion.