Sentence examples for least likely to progress from inspiring English sources

If West Indies, whose best players are absent in a dispute over money, seemed the team least likely to progress, England was a close second.

In contrast, DENV-2 infection was found to be the least likely to progress to DHF despite cases presenting with lower platelet counts.

If they do win against Leinster, they are likely to progress as one of three best runners-up, at least.

The models show that larger length-to-width ratios with overlapping faults are least likely to form basin-crossing faults, and pull-apart basins with this geometry are thus most likely to progress to continental rupture.

Spondylolisthesis may be more likely to progress in patients with LDS than in the general population and should be monitored at least once per year until skeletal maturity.

And the children coming to school for the first time now are the least likely to make progress, because they are starting late and are disadvantaged by the same factors that kept them out of school before — they are from the very poorest households, their labor is needed, their families neglect girls.

Yet, not long ago, it was the country least likely to do so: the goals measure progress against a 1990 baseline, so they do not account for the events of 1994, when child immunisation rates plummeted below 25% and more than one in four children died before their 5th birthday.

Least likely to: Sound sour like Marmite.

Least likely to: Be catty.

Least likely to: Commit murder.

Least likely to: Shag the nanny.