Sentence examples for least arguing from inspiring English sources

The political dysfunction has become so acute that it is considered a positive sign that Shiite and Sunni leaders are at least arguing about who will attend meetings to discuss where a next round of meetings will be held.

First, one might deny the empirical premise, arguing that moral disagreement is not really as widespread as it is often made out to be, or at least arguing that much of the conspicuous disagreement masks extensive moral agreement at a deeper level (a level pertaining to more fundamental moral principles).

And the Russian Orthodox Church and the government at least argued against prison sentences.

More important, sound, practical reasons favor this historic combination, or at least, argue against fearing it.

The Braves can at least argue they are moving closer to their existing supporters.

The borough president at least argued transit improvements must come first.

Well, you can at least argue with other philosophers of gardens.

Perhaps we can at least argue, then, that what the Blackhawks have achieved is impressive.

The chamber, at least, argues that the whistle-blower program allows tipsters to undermine internal compliance departments.

At the least, argues Hsu Yung-ming at Taipei's Soochow University, the scandals may affect Mr Ma's choice of running mate.

Yet at least, argued the hopefuls, Japan's political squabble over its broken banks would eventually produce a saner blueprint for fixing them.