Sentence examples for least operating from inspiring English sources

At that point, it should either have been closed or, at the least, operating at around 10%to20%0% capacity".

Last but not least, operating with a sense of disconnect from the higher sense of love, we tend to grow a sense of isolation and loneliness, defaulting back onto our most common human motive of self-interest.

While WikiLeaks' modus operandi was highly controversial before 2016, it was at least operating according to a defensible set of principles, promoting the idea that people everywhere should know the things governments seek to conceal.

They created a feeling that no matter how demanding or volatile other aspects of their lives were, things were at least operating as they should within the domestic world in which they had some measure of control.

Earlier writers concerned with the need for politicians to dirty their hands with immoral behaviour show some of this vacillation, sometimes stressing the extreme stakes that are involved, but more often appearing to view the political process generally as above morality, or at least operating with a different morality.

These findings suggest that the association observed in previous work between these SNPs and adult height is not just due to processes affecting later growth, such as timing, duration and velocity of the pubertal growth spurt, but that this genetic component of height is at least operating in part from before birth and increasingly so from 3 months of age.

Everyone may not get one but theoretically, they can, at least, operate the contraption.

The Smiler is all of our worst fears about our political elite; even when they represent policies we disagree with, we hope they at least operate with conviction.

Institutions like the United Nations, the G20, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty NPTT) and the World Trade Organisation (WTO) could, in theory at least, operate even without American leadership.

As a legal monopoly, it can at least operate free of the shackles of public competition, & it would therefore be included under what the Trib calls "the genius of free enterprise".

But in "The Devil's Double" he is portrayed as a man who at least operated according to his own narrow code of loyalty and warped ethical compass, while his nihilistic son Uday is pure, unchecked evil.