Sentence examples for least hardening from inspiring English sources

A £39m National Tennis Centre was introduced at Roehampton to address this issue, creaming off elite youngsters and, theoretically at least, hardening them into steely pros.

(Or, at least, hardening security around data transiting across peer-to-peer networks).

Froome at least is hardened to this sort of nail-bitingly tight scenario at the top of a Grand Tour hierarchy, given that he lost the Tour of Spain last year by a mere 13sec to a local rider, Juan Jose Cobo.

None were high-level Taliban leaders, but at least 30 were "hardened" Taliban foot soldiers.

It is dangerous to let these attitudes harden, not least of all because violations of personal agency should alarm anyone who cares about the democratic health of nations.

Mix a small amount of Liquid Bio-Plastic (e.g., 10 mL) with the catalyst, pour a supporting layer into the mold, and set aside for at least 2 h to harden (ratios in Table 1).

Once laid, allow the mortar at least 24 hours to harden.

Cover the molds with a towel and leave for at least 24 hours to harden.

It has been well-known since the outset of plastic design that the deleterious influence of second-order effects is at least partially offset by strain hardening in the plastic hinges and that, in many practical cases, these two effects may be approximately in balance.

At the very least, they cause internal work hardening and other microscopic imperfections.

Wire was already post-punk, or at least art-punk, before punk hardened into a genre.