Sentence examples for least adopted from inspiring English sources

Britain aspired to the amateur literary journalistic tradition, but also – in broadcasting at least – adopted the objective/impartial ideal.

Spain's right-of-centre prime minister Mariano Rajoy inherited a policy of denial from his socialist predecessors and, initially at least, adopted the same tactic.

Whether this plan will work remains in doubt, but some Republicans — even while pledging to oppose the bill, have at least adopted a more moderate tone.

But this pattern is the least adopted because of high cost, wiring complexity, operation and maintenance difficulty, etc.

As in the previous section investigating EBIP awareness, we were interested in determining which specific EBIPs were the most and least adopted across the departments.

Also, ask your children what value messages they are getting from you, for example, you can ask them, "Why do you think Daddy (Mommy) works so hard?" "Talk to your children" is perhaps the most commonly offered recommendation from parenting experts, yet it may also be the least adopted, particularly when it comes to values.

Brussels sources believe that London will at least adopt a wait-and-see position.

This might explain why she started dressing like a man, or at least adopting a more masculine aesthetic via tailored suits, a bowler hat, tennis shoes and brogues.

In the 19th century, transcendentalism inspired wealthy burghers to forsake lavish consumerism and instead to live simply in the woods (or at least adopt the patina of simple, organic living in their country "cottages").

But it questioned the accuracy of punch-card ballots and suggested that states should at least adopt consistent standards for determining voter intent, a goal that it said was "practicable and, we conclude, necessary".

While Europe may not yet have an overall budgetary framework that can fully address weaknesses in one part or the other of the EU, it should at least adopt the principle of "do no harm".