Sentence examples for almost the least from inspiring English sources

Plants feel almost the least of it.

Yet that's almost the least of our nuclear worries.

It's no small measure of the film's sneakiness to say that this is almost the least of its dirty tricks.

Here Cage's shenanigans -- in "Credo in Us," a percussive assault on a recording -- were almost the least of it.

There is not much question that we have, or can quickly develop, the required technol ogy; that is almost the least of it, as the moon program shows.

This, in spite of a 2010 survey of 20,000 patients in 11 industrialised countries that found the NHS was almost the least costly (New Zealand came top) with one of the best levels of access to care.

His most high-profile involvement in musical theatre is almost certainly the least happy: in 1998, the Broadway production of Paul Simon's The Capeman, directed by Mark Morris with libretto and book by Walcott, closed after two months.

In my experience, the competitive perspective is almost always the least important aspect in managerial decision-making.

The game was almost certainly the least television-friendly of all-time, and accordingly, one of the most television-friendly.

Her assurance that American security and leadership "will be safe in Mitt Romney's hands" was almost literally the least she could say.

The Body is almost certainly the least Buffy-like episode of Buffy, and with good, sad reason – it's about death.