Sentence examples for least a concern from inspiring English sources

That may have reflected patriotism, or at least a concern that insiders who sold stock would look bad when their transactions were made public.

The scenario suggests a consideration for the rule of law (or at least a concern for appearance) that would have been surprising in Russia just two decades ago.

In private, Michelle Obama gives clearer voice to the frustrations, and, not least, to a concern about the racism that is apparent to them both.

"This was at least a serious concern that had to be thought about".

While the Yankees said that they were being careful with Pettitte because they have an abundance of starting pitching and a sizable lead in the American League East, it is always at least a mild concern when a pitcher has to miss a turn.

[4] Despite the demonstrated benefits of exercise on cognition, there is at least a theoretical concern that exercise might increase the burden of dementia.

However, the danger that the abnormal fibrotic tissue milieu may induce them to express collagen and other pro-fibrotic proteins remains at least a theoretical concern.

She didn't put her name on her book — she published "Frankenstein" anonymously, in 1818, not least out of a concern that she might lose custody of her children — and she didn't give her monster a name, either.

Like other state laws related to sex — sodomy, fornication, rape — adultery laws extend back to the Old Testament, onetime capital offenses stemming at least partly from a concern about male property.

They also have a portable toilet and food supplies for at least a week – fuelling concern about the protest's cost to public funds.

They have not had a victory by a starter since Sabathia won on Sept. 2, and the starting rotation is being perceived as, if not a weakness, at least a subject for concern.