Sentence examples for least meaning from inspiring English sources

The lack of Flash is an extreme irritant, at the very least – meaning that you can't play video on a number of websites, including the Guardian and BBC.

The road to hell may be paved with good intentions — but in court, at least, meaning well can help get you off the hook.

As regards the design time period for traffic volume, it refers to 20 25 years at least, meaning estimated traffic volumes attributed to LOS 'C' or 'D' in case of budget restraints.

'Bat' is a noun with two different meanings and a verb with at least one meaning.

Every image has at least one meaning.

The early months after taking a loan should be the least fraught, meaning the bank's big expansion should have cut the share of loans in arrears.

Dortmund could be as good as they were last week and Bayern is probably going to get at least one, meaning Barcelona will need six goals, not four.

To Russia, at least, the meaning is clear: the alliance still views it as a potential enemy rather than a partner.

Then, the Conservatives made the decision to backtrack, by freezing the threshold until at least 2022, meaning, instead of it going up each year, it will now be stuck at £21,000.

Whistle-blowers get paid only if the claim is substantiated and results in a fine of at least $1 million — meaning there is no incentive to flood the agency with frivolous complaints.

Alarmingly, 36% of adults and 17% of children are not just overweight but obese, with a BMI of at least 30, meaning they weigh 92kg or more at the same height.