Sentence examples for least a matter from inspiring English sources

By voting for this, said Martha Morgan, a professor emerita at the University of Alabama school of law, Alabama would be affirming by referendum that there is no constitutional guarantee to a public education in Alabama, thus settling what for now is at least a matter of legal dispute.

Even though Hitler had only recently come to power at the time the movie was shot – and who knows really what the then Prince of Wales thought of him in 1933 – it is fascinating in light of later developments that the rise of the Nazis was, at the very least, a matter of family fun for Uncle Edward and the clan.

Protestants respond that this is at least a matter of degree and that the consubstantiality of the Son (i.e., his being of the same substance as the Father), defined by the Council of Nicaea, is more faithful to the Scriptures than the Assumption of Mary, which was defined as dogma by Pius XII in 1950.

In a period of war against Germany, it can be so wrong to be friendly with Germans that you may be shot for it; in a period of peace, it can be right to be friendly with them, or at least a matter of neutral import.

Consequently, it is at least a matter of metaphysical necessity, possibly even of conceptual necessity, that there is no meaning/content without norms.[1] But which is prior?

If suitable insurance against the risk of becoming blind is not possible or possible but unreasonably expensive, it follows that ending up worse off as a result of this is, to some extent at least, a matter of bad brute luck).

Getting the most for the least is a matter of finger work and legwork.

Some of them, yes, at least as a matter of marketing and publicity.

The golden age of concertgoing, meanwhile, is at least partly a matter of idealized memory.

But the decision to enter Mr. Graham's home was not, at least initially, a matter of concern to investigators.

Whether a listener absorbs this music or rebels against it is at least partly a matter of how the performers put it across.