Sentence examples for least determine from inspiring English sources

Presumably, there are many physiological and psychological constraints that, in part at least, determine one's perception and categorization of the world.

One of the cases, Hollingsworth v. Perry, a challenge to Proposition 8, California's same-sex marriage ban, should, at least, determine whether or not you can marry the person you love in that state.

Several experts presented evidence that they had gathered in recent years of increased asthma rates and widespread home contamination in Brooklyn, and urged more research to at least determine the extent of the problems.

Diane and John Foley, the parents of Mr. Foley, who turns 40 on Friday, have become increasingly active in the effort to at least determine who may have captured him.

Within the past few weeks, I've received two letters that could, ostensibly, forever alter my academic path — or, at the very least, determine whether I'll be battling heat waves or hurricanes during the next four-odd years of my life.

"Author should make a limit on the uploaded photos or at least determine if there are more than 1,000 for 10-20 minutes," he said.

Never mind the fact that neuroscientists like Dr Louis Ptacek at the University of California have long argued that circadian rhythms are, to some extent at least, determined by our genes.

While he declined to name the celebrity visitors who will be joining him in future baths, Mr. Bierko said he had at least determined how to adapt the show in order to accommodate female guests.

Mr. Mujahid is at least determined to seem to be one person, and when the National Directorate of Security, the Afghan government's intelligence service, identified him as Mr. Ismail recently, he was indignant.

They sounded high-spirited, or at least determined not to regret having spent three hundred and thirty dollars per couple to camp out in a spot that one day may be able to describe itself as the city's first commercial vineyard, but until then could more easily be thought of as a blustery roof, with unproven vines, next to a power station.

However, a number of patient- and procedure-related risk factors could be avoided or at least determined preoperatively.