Sentence examples for least keen from inspiring English sources
The Sultan, Qaboos bin Said, is, to say the least, keen.
(He seems the least keen Catholic of them all - whereas his sisters attend the nearby Brompton Oratory).
In his defence, it could be said that former soldiers who have seen war are least keen to inflict it on others.
Britons, whose benefits were the stingiest after those that Americans get, were least keen of all on work.One reason may be the skills make-up of the British workforce.
Oil and gas producers are least keen to make cuts.In this section Politics this week Business this week ReprintsDespite an easing of rules on mergers and acquisitions coming into force next month, South Korea's giant conglomerates, or chaebol, said they will block hostile takeovers, especially from foreigners.
Male respondent 25-34 There are some cultural differences: the UK and Germany seem particularly keen on this approach, Italy and urban Brazil the least keen with close to a third preferring a reporter to argue a particular point of view.
But it does at least give keen learners a few footholds as they start to climb.
And why is the world – or America, at the very least – so keen on them?
She, at least, seemed keen to join Mr. Gergiev's delirious party.
(Or at least as keen on those themes as any others).
Saudi Arabia is at least as keen as America is to limit the influence of the Iran-backed Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI), the biggest Shia opposition group.
