Sentence examples for least deal from inspiring English sources

Clark Judge writes on CBSSports.com that the league missed a chance to at least deal with the mess honestly, and as Kevin Seifert writes on ESPN.com, it signals the N.F.L. does not care that people are questioning the game's integrity.

In fact, there was some progress: the Europeans agreed that there must be a plan to ring-fence solvent but illiquid economies, beef up the main bail-out fund, the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), recapitalise Europe's banks and, not least, deal with Greece, which may yet default chaotically.

The therapy is a way of making them accept, or at least deal with, what has happened.

During a similar Harvard seminar this summer, attended by, among others, a board member from Cox Communications, board members from China expressed envy that their American counterparts at least deal with audited numbers.

At first glance, there doesn't seem to be anyone in Australian politics who can reinvigorate (small l) liberal voters, or at least deal with Labor's terminal centrist drift.

These things don't take very long and can help you make some sense of your finances, stay on track for your financial goals (whether you just want to pay the bills, get rid of debt or even save for a major purchase, like a house or a car) and avoid problems -- or at least deal with them early, when they're easier to resolve.

"Deals still have to be closed, but at least deals are being discussed.

The two most contentious issues are likely to be sidelined or at least dealt with quietly.

"But quite frequently, they are not treated as felonies, at least dealing with the average guy on the street.

RSL meanwhile have (thus far at least) dealt another blow to their reputation as home field chokers.

"Last week, there were issues that at least dealt with what the case was about," said Jim Densler, a Microsoft spokesman.