Sentence examples for but least likely from inspiring English sources

The simplest, but least likely, explanation was that the stragglers formed much later than their neighbors.

They were also the most reliant on local advice centres but least likely to use telephone helplines.

The ideal but least likely scenario is that we see the emergence of an Iraqi Shiite Nelson Mandela.

It takes health services to the streets of some of the UK's most deprived areas, to reach the children who are most in need of support but least likely to get it.

Other findings included that: Welsh speakers were most likely to experience care in Welsh with a practice nurse but least likely to with out of hours services, dentists and opticians.

The best, but least likely, was that Iran would meet his gesture with a change of heart, and embark upon the long process of repairing relations.

But the least likely survivor in the top half of the draw is Oudin.

The youngest generation (the "Millennial" generation) was most likely to be interested in and comfortable with technology, but was least likely to own vehicles with advanced technology.

But the least likely explanation is that teachers who know more math and literature are better able to tell what they know to 10-year-olds.

There will be speeches and tributes at the town's memorial site, Potocari, but the least likely homily would be one that answered the question: how did Srebrenica happen?

Some sites lack design savvy but the least likely will turn up lengthy original reviews that may help dictate your summer plans.