Sentence examples for least embraced from inspiring English sources

Washington was understandably eager to do business with a new generation of articulate leaders who at least embraced market-oriented economic reforms if not democratic systems of accountability.

The coal industry has also, nominally at least, embraced the technology; one industry-sponsored group calls itself the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity.

Unlike many successful actors who revel in their hard-won status, however, Mr. Krause maintains an outsider's attitude toward an industry that has, temporarily at least, embraced him.

But since he appointed Manuel Valls as prime minister in March, he has at least embraced the principle of public-spending cuts, lower taxes and structural reforms.In theory a new and more cohesive reforming government could make progress, but public opinion is not remotely prepared for that.

Add to this the fact that lots of these projects have been aimed at or at least embraced by children and it's understandable why he's chosen to move into the digital toy market with his latest release.

Despite this, Africa is also the continent that has least embraced the training of family physicians.

Unfortunately, there hasn't been movement on their side to at least embrace some of our proposals.

It's generally assumed that girls can aspire to be like Harry Potter or Spider-Man, or can at least embrace their adventures without undermining their own femininity.

Or, at the very least, embrace it from time to time, depending on what I was looking for during my travels.

But to the Edwardses, their decision simply showed a sense of purpose and a lesson learned a decade ago from crushing pain: If you can't control life, you can at least embrace it more urgently.

Whatever people say about the US, it at least embraces the filth and fury of politics, and puts the whole malfunctioning and fetid business out there for all to see.