Sentence examples for least concrete from inspiring English sources

The image theory of linguistic meaning might seem to be on its strongest ground when it is applied to nouns (or, at least, concrete nouns).

As noted in the main document, unlike (most, at least) concrete particulars, properties are necessary beings for Plantinga; it is not possible that there be a property that might fail to exist.

If so then at least one concrete object is required, by the argument that properties need bearers; and at most one concrete object is required, by the argument from exclusion discussed above.

Include at least three concrete details and keep an objective tone throughout your writing.

The ripple effect of Sept. 11 is evident in at least one concrete way this week.

Obama took at least one concrete step to turn this notion of the legislator as community organizer into a reality.

Even so, the White House announced that the two countries had reached at least one concrete accord that environmentalists welcomed as a potential step in combating climate change.

William Perry, a defense secretary in the Clinton administration and a member of the drafting committee, said the process offered at least one concrete benefit.

But liberal-minded Catholics are hoping for at least one concrete change: some easing of the church's refusal to offer Holy Communion its most important rite to people who have divorced and remarried without any religious blessing.

Fighting that leftward shift will require, at the least, more concrete ideas about how to help the losers from globalisation.Fortunately, some issues remain on which the centre and left of the party are not at loggerheads and where there is plenty of room for new, bright thinking.

But Jim wrote that they were expected to come away with at least one concrete product this time: They are expected to announce agreements that would enable the nations to extend each other credit in local currencies while conducting trade, sidestepping the dollar, a substantive move if not yet the kind of game-changing action once expected from BRICS.