Sentence examples for mounted at least from inspiring English sources

Israeli security forces mounted at least three military operations against Palestinian targets in Gaza today.

In recent weeks, American forces have mounted at least four air strikes on buildings inside Falluja that they say killed dozens of terrorists associated with Mr. Zarqawi's network.

Until Mr. Amato disbanded his company in 2009, it indefatigably mounted at least six productions a season, each running about a dozen performances.

"You need at least six inches of unobstructed space to mount the awning," he said, noting that because most retractable awnings must be pitched downward, they should be mounted at least seven and a half feet high.

As the toll mounted — at least 68 were reported dead by late Sunday, with several people still unaccounted for — the potential for even greater loss of life seemed tangible.

Although he worked mainly in the United States, Balanchine was an international choreographer, and almost every leading ballet company in the world has mounted at least one of his ballets.

And the numbers are expected to continue to mount, at least for the next few years.Even in the richer world, which knows about preventive measures, complacency brought on by the availability of life-prolonging drugs may be lulling people back into bad habits.

The number of potential antigens exceeds the number of T cells in the immune system and the ability to recognize multiple ligands is required to mount at least a few responses to all potential pathogens [8].

In contrast, individuals mounting at least one response against other proteins, especially Vif, Env and Tat but also Rev and Nef, had higher viral loads than those who did not recognize those proteins (negative protective ratios).

The lack of a stronger, directly negative relationship between GI parasite infection intensity and anti-PA titer magnitude may be due to the ability of animals that ingest low levels of B. anthracis in the wet season to mount at least a minor Th1-type immune response, even in the face of strong Th2-skewing.

Others, including The Houston Chronicle, have in recent months mounted or at least contemplated surveys like The Morning News's to gauge reader preferences -- a precursor, they acknowledge, to possible future cuts.