Sentence examples for least take up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ainsworth said the United States should at least take up a study of the problem.

Wells did, at least, take up some promising positions in Swansea's half, darting and scurrying in the hope that something would break his way.

But it is to be hoped that they will at least take up their promised concession of scrutinising the cost-effectiveness of Trident and continuing to argue for alternatives.

Although there is little information on whether these three functions are already operable in posthatch larvae of medaka, posthatch larvae can at least take up yolk into the liver as nutrients via the left duct of Cuvier and the left hepatic vein during the yolk-adsorption period (Hinton et al. 2004).

Obviously there has to be one, or you and I would already have moved to Williston, or at least taken up a collection to send unemployed college graduates.

The fanfare, the parties and the branding for a time went supersized, or at least taken up a few notches as each event was more spectacular than the last, only to later be replaced by quieter gatherings and more intimate invites.

Second, she was the first person, in Montgomery at least, to take up the challenge.

After the British elections in May, the university saw nine of its alumni enter the cabinet — including the prime minister, David Cameron — and at least 117 take up their seats as members of Parliament.

And shops like DVDs, not least because they take up less space.

Apparently, this age group are the least likely to take up volunteering unless they're already involved, while some voluntary groups are reluctant to take them on because insurers hike the premiums as they get older.

It also looks like the News Feed filters and friends lists have been removed (or at least no longer take up the entire left side bar).