Sentence examples for least dear from inspiring English sources
But at least, dear reader, you identified the spots as being sponsored by A&T and appreciate the message.
This is skittish money that can be gone in a trice.Banks in vulnerable countries have already found money-market funding harder to come by, or at least dearer.
So egregious was his perceived simulation that he was systematically booed at every away ground he visited, yet his skill meant he at least remained dear to PSG fans – until, in 2004, he announced he was joining arch-rivals Marseille, "the club of my heart".
Under the Bank of England's guidance, price increases were kept close to the Treasury's target, at least until dearer fuel helped to push consumer-price inflation to 3% in December.
Since May there has been a slight cooling of prices.Even so, Mr Mermelstein reckons prime residences are at least 50% dearer in London than in Manhattan, though America seems further on the road to economic recovery.
At least Angela Eagle ("Calm down, dear")" and Nadine Dorries ("frustrated") have the accolade of being boorishly insulted by the prime minister.
This was glemping at its least successful: for his "dear Jews" also controlled the mass media and, being cleverer, "took advantage" of Poles.
One neighbour who had bought her home in 1973 said: "Never mind dear, at least it will clear off the mortgage".
Anyone who can legitimately call oneself a nerd has seen the films, probably more than once, and holds at least some of it dear to the heart.
Against this, the secular dogma of radical autonomy continues to see people as individual units rather than as relational beings whose living and dying affects others, not least those nearest and dearest to them.You yourself mentioned a "slippery slope" of extending assisted suicide from the terminally ill to the seriously ill.
