Sentence examples for given no less from inspiring English sources

As a freelance diplomatic meddler, Carter has given no less offense.

Companies already registered in Ireland are being given no less than six years to alter their accounting structures.

Mr. DelVal, a genial man who looks nowhere near his age, has been given no less a position than head coach for the Garnets, the school's varsity basketball team.

It's always a challenge to open yourself up to disapproval, though you know going in that it'll be given, no less!

Because of the incorporation to states of other procedural guarantees, the "right to offer the testimony of witnesses" could be given no less weight.

Victims of phone hacking say the raucous media has been given no less than seven chances to reform in the last 70 years but Leveson said the British press had at times displayed a "reckless disregard for accuracy".

He will give no less of himself and, the recent World Cup aside, he has seemed a happier individual this year.

Here is it worth noting that while it is virtue that links ethics to the broader goal of the cultivation of reason, Descartes gives no less weight to the importance of happiness, in the form of tranquility.

In addition to the usual flood of Tweets and cable news hits, the GOP gave no less than five responses to the State of the Union Tuesday night, each with its own distinct if not always coherent attack on the president's new policy proposals.

The horizontal plane of reference is defined as a plane interpolated from the mesh points located on the surface of the SB (the basic assumption was to have at least 30 points; however, we used a mesh with a density of 3 × 3 mm that always gives no less than 100 points and usually over 150 points).

The genomic sequences of PgMYB 3, 6, 7 and 11 showed 1 to 3 non synonymous substitutions giving no less than 99.2% amino acids identity; however, we do not find nucleotide mismatches in spruce MYB 2, 4, 8, 9 and 12.