Sentence examples for least so much from inspiring English sources

But this triumph "at the same time … leads us to the very limits of our knowledge, and betrays to us at least so much of the sphere beyond it as to convince us of its existence" (Lange 1873 75, 3 202; see also 2 158).

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Not least because so much else has changed in postwar Britain.

Its goal is not money — at least not so much in the short-term sense of extracting licensing revenues.

"It's definitely useful," says Chater, "not least because so much of our work involves young people directly.

But remarkably little is known about the nature of this movement of people one way, and money the other, not least because so much is undocumented or illegal.

Certainly, AOL's Internet service has more than its share of problems, not least because so much of its advertising came from the short-lived dot-com boom.

This may not seem likely, not least because so much of the government's income and the nation's wealth are now dependent on the bookmaking industry.

Those who have struggle to make sense of it, not least because so much detail has yet to be filled in: of the 400 rules it mandates, only 93 have been finalised.

And with each stride I grew more disappointed in myself, and angrier, for having missed or at least ignored so much of this when it more or less belonged to me and was there for the taking.

The gas equivalent of a barrel of crude now sells for around $20. The industry is seeing its first glut, not least because so much extra capacity has been built.