Sentence examples for which at any rate from inspiring English sources

But right now, nothing done by Microsoft precludes such innovations, which, at any rate, are still unproven.

Someone who will say nothing, lest the hard conservatives exclude him or her from positions of power, which at any rate they will use to pursue conservative ends.

I don't have any accent, and I haven't written much about my origins — which, at any rate, don't have much to do with my job, which is writing about military history and American national security policy.

The French part of Mr. Gergiyev's program continued with Ravel's Piano Concerto in G, a work that has a distinctly American accent -- or which, at any rate, shows clearly the influences that French and American styles had on each other in the 1930's.

The public interest, on the other hand, is often diffuse, with no one to counter specific corporate arguments which, at any rate, are often invisible to the general public.

For Israel, the EU stipulation about settlements was a grim but timely reminder, that when there are negotiations, it is no time to play up the settlements card by Issuing repeated statements about building projects, which at any rate will not materialize.

The best performances were obtained by using TCP mode and R52n router board card, which, at any data rate, achieved higher power than in the UDP mode and the R52 card.

(We do it because to be good just is to be something which we desire to desire, and hence something which, sometimes at any rate, we will actually desire).

One minor contender was the idea of "hiring a woman to run the Secret Service," which (hopefully, at any rate) will solve a whole lot of that "good ol' boy" atmosphere which has led them into repeated embarrassments in the recent past.

The opposition has come not just from the council, which faced a bill that could be as high as £600 million, but the trade unions, which, initially at any rate, were unenthusiastic about the women's cause.

In particular, he made plain his interest in a missile-defence system an idea instantly denounced by America's allies but which Europe, at any rate, may now be coming round to.