Sentence examples for least place from inspiring English sources

"Put together, they may mark the end of Israel as a law-abiding and freedom-loving state, or at least place a large question mark over this notion".

In the end, one can do no more than guess about whether in a second term Mr Bush would prove more competent.Making sense of John KerryThat does at least place him on equal terms with his rival, Mr Kerry.

"There is sufficient evidence that those votes could change or at least place in doubt the results of the election," David Boies, Mr. Gore's chief trial lawyer here, said in his opening statement.

The contestant here satisfied the threshold requirement by demonstrating that, upon consideration of the thousands of undervote or "no registered vote" ballots presented, the number of legal votes therein were sufficient to at least place in doubt the result of the election.

But the South was quite right that the admission of new free states in the West was a mortal threat to their peculiar institution and, as Lincoln said in his "House Divided" speech, in 1858 — which, like the Civil War, was all about slavery — would at the very least place slavery "where the public mind shall rest in the belief that it is in the course of ultimate extinction".

This would at least place commonly accessible sites within reach.

Should I have at least placed a reassuring hand on the patient's shoulder?

Yet, there are several places that haven't been touched much by technology, or at least places where technology hasn't gone far enough.

Still, it reported a quarter of smart speaker owners had at least placed a one-time order, and 21% were using for re-orders of frequently bought items.

If they had at least placed him on the DL Friday, they would have had another position player to use in the three games in San Francisco.

This past spring I was in Florence, visiting some of the places Galassi had recommended not least places important to Montale.