Sentence examples for least likely to help from inspiring English sources

Obligation cases will be least likely to help, because rulings usually affect only those who already receive a service.

Obligation cases are least likely to help, because rulings usually affect only those who already receive a service.

The survey listed Watson as the peer they would be least likely to help in a parking lot fistfight.

Oh, and yes, they do – make you violent, or at least less likely to help someone else pick up a load of pens they've dropped.

And at least some foreign governments are likely to help because they realize their citizens will lose out if drugmakers can't stop the flow and cut supply or raise prices instead.

"What else?" is a reminder that there is generally more than one way to test or treat, and the one we want is the BEST of them: most likely to help, least likely to hurt.

As a matter of fact, good hearing functioning, at least in one ear, is likely to help them to cope with daily (binaural) listening situations, thus lowering the degree of self-perceived hearing handicap.

You inner insurance plan requires at least one active passion, which is likely to help you cope better in times of heavy stress.

Nor are scandals likely to help.

Indeed, compared with other mental illnesses, Australians with substance use disorders are the least likely to seek help for their problem, with only one quarter of people who meet criteria for a substance use disorder seeking help within the previous 12 months [ 15].

Asian women are also more likely to suffer from depression then the rest of the British population, yet are least likely to seek help.