Sentence examples for let alone define from inspiring English sources

It's more like something in the air, something that is hard to label, let alone define.

Mr Clinton has yet to rally popular support for freer trade, let alone define America's agenda.

If one is going to document Malawi, let it be about Malawi and not about "Africa", because Malawi alone cannot describe, let alone define the whole continent.

Given this context of uncertainty concerning how to qualify and circumscribe the 'problem', let alone define its aetiology, developing effective public health responses presents considerable challenges.

It's not really a skill either of us have developed -- let alone allow to define our gender roles -- because, as I said before, it does not snow all that much, in the DC Metropolitan area!

However now, for once, the new UK government isn't fooled: it knows that UK banks don't want to lend money to anybody, let alone startups [as defined by everyone else].

Total purity for any company in the modern world is difficult to define, let alone achieve.

It is hard to define, let alone measure, managing "in good faith" or acting "in an ethical manner".

Otherwise, it is becoming hard to see how to define, let alone achieve, victory in Iraq and to understand why it's worth the constantly increasing toll of young American lives.

The main tenet of the Jackson Hole consensus that central banks earn their credibility by having a simple target which the public understands and to which they are held accountable will be much harder to maintain.Unlike price stability (which can be measured by a price index), financial stability is hard to define, let alone measure.

Without activism, there is no hope of overcoming the injustices that define – let alone scar – our society.