Sentence examples for least rather from inspiring English sources

And while Dutch pronunciation is awfully hairy, it's at least rather consistent.There are challenges, though.

This is a city that's considerably more diverse than, say, Poland and (on the surface at least) rather more tolerant than, say, parts of the American south.

So we're hardly overtaxed, by global standards at least; rather, we're incorrectly taxed: it's no news that corporations and the super-rich [8] pay way too little.

Nearly as pleasing as Obama's surprisingly easy reëlection — and, to me at least, rather more surprising — was the electorate's nearly across-the-board embrace of cultural and social liberalism and, implicitly, of secularism.

Where there are three parties in contention (four or more, in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland), voters adapt to the system by means of tactical voting: supporting the candidate whom they dislike least rather than the one they want.

I accepted long ago that, when it came to styling, I would have to choose the BlackBerry I disliked the least, rather than hoping to find one I really liked.

But there is at least one rather odd parental connection.

The scale on this occasion, at least, is rather different.

Quirky, to say the least, but rather marvellous too.

But it's important to at least try, rather than simply and uncritically accepting it.

The next period of uncertainty will, at least, be rather shorter.