Sentence examples for least deeply from inspiring English sources

It has been responsible for, or at least deeply implicated in, some very costly economic breakdowns.

When it's bad (or at least deeply inefficient), it's the norm.

It's been thrilling and curious, and also — most of the time, at least — deeply persuasive.

Powerful political constituencies in both Israel and the West Bank are opposed to talks, or at least deeply suspicious of the other side's motives.

CEOs in his situation desperately need or, at least, deeply appreciate clear, reliable, unbiased help in identifying, confirming, or refuting hypotheses about the challenges they face.

The wonder is that her voice can make even such singsong romantic doggerel sound, if not deep, at least deeply heartfelt.

And Warren's book is also the third least-deeply read -- although readers are still making it a bit further in than either of the two Democrats most likely to run in 2016, apparently.

It is said that the BIP is subverted, or at least rendered deeply problematic, by the existence of these deep and pervasive cultural disagreements (Alston (ed).

But the Liberal Democrats failed too; and their failures were at least as deeply rooted.

Koop turned out to be a scientist who believed in data at least as deeply as he believed in God.

A devout Catholic, MacMillan admits that virtually all his work has "a religious or, at least, a deeply spiritual aspect to it".