Sentence examples for constructions at least from inspiring English sources
Where earlier investigators had concluded that the acquisition of syntax — the grammatical structure of sentences — is complete by the time a child is 5, Professor Chomsky demonstrated that when it came to syntactically complex constructions, at least, acquisition is far from finished at that age.
But there are many non-isomorphic ways to define a group structure on a given set X, and one might hope that among these constructions at least one is functorial and systematically related to the functor U. What is the conceptual inverse to the operation of forgetting all the group theoretical structure and obtaining a set?
Requires the construction of "at least two layers of reinforced fencing" as well as "physical barriers, roads, lighting, cameras and sensors" along approximately 700 miles of the US Mexico border.
Workers "are not going to get back into construction — at least most of them, — for at least another two years".
The company announced this year that it would delay construction at least until 2010 because of financing difficulties.
They also say they have secured an Israeli commitment to restrain settlement construction, at least beyond East Jerusalem and the settlement blocs near 1967 lines.
If Mr. Sheeley has not attended to the niceties of farce construction, at least he has reveled in the coarseness of multi-leveled offensiveness.
The Palestinians have refused to engage in direct talks with Mr. Netanyahu's government unless it carries out a total freeze of settlement construction, at least for a few months, including in East Jerusalem.
With land often priced at $1 million an acre and new construction at least $300 a square foot, even a modest new 3,000-square-foot house can cost close to $2 million, brokers and architects say.
The best work in this field is of an extremely high standard; and, although it often has to make concession to modern materials in using veneered plywood or laminated board for parts, it usually follows traditional methods of construction, at least where visible machine work would be obvious.
