Sentence examples for least setting from inspiring English sources

He argued for at least setting the show in Manhattan.

It diminished most of the stains, at least, setting up Ms. Ulrich's next strategy.

IN THEORY at least, setting up a permanent court to put the world's worst criminals on trial should be a straightforward task.

Above all, by exposing the networks of state-sponsored criminality, the commission is at least setting moral standards by which future politicians will be judged.

"The occupation forces should shoulder the full responsibility for these deeds, and we call for them to end their rule in Iraq by withdrawing or at least setting a timetable for withdrawal," Salih al-Igaili, a Sadr legislator, said.

"If you put all these computers into the schools, you are at least setting the stage for students to advance themselves," said Mr. Carvin, of the Benton Foundation, the communications policy group.

But Western governments can at least set a good example.

Judges, if imperfect, are at least set up, institutionally, to exercise judgment.

The 2008 cluster at least set off alarm bells within the trust.

Ennis at least set a personal best and new national record in the pentathlon.

The auction-based pricing should, theoretically at least, set fair market prices.