Sentence examples for least ubiquitous from inspiring English sources

Plenty of traditional toys have benefited from rich, or at least ubiquitous, storytelling witness the success of Transformers, G.I. Joe, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and so on.

Plenty of traditional toys have benefited from rich, or at least ubiquitous, storytelling — witness the success of Transformers, G.I. Joe, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and so on.

That was the year when Louise Fletcher the least ubiquitous Best Actress winner this side of Marlee Matlin won for playing Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

But tourism and services have not kept up with rising imports, not least the ubiquitous Mercedes cars clogging Nicosia's roads.

In its mix of airy lightness and strict lines — not least those ubiquitous knife pleats — it made a stunning impact on an audience fanning themselves against the unseasonable heat wave.

The Doctor Who theme tune has probably been heard more than anything by Percy Grainger, the late Peter Sculthorpe, or even (for now, at least) Sia's ubiquitous hit song Chandelier.

The term "net price calculator" will soon be ubiquitous, at least in college admissions circles (and around more than a few kitchen tables).

Because he was a foreign correspondent - for many years, Poland's only foreign correspondent - Kapuscinski seemed ubiquitous, at least when it came to rotten political structures in their moments of crumbling or catastrophe or dire bloodshed.

Already by 1980-ies, thavehave become ubiquitous at least in algebraic geometry and representation theory.

Seed upwellings (or LSWS) with zonal dimensions of a few hundred kilometers, appear to be ubiquitous, at least between 1600 and 2100 LT, during high solar activity (Eccles, 2004).

1. Seed upwellings (or LSWS) with zonal dimensions of a few hundred kilometers, appear to be ubiquitous, at least between 1600 and 2100 LT, during high solar activity (Eccles, 2004).