Sentence examples for least unlikely from inspiring English sources
"least unlikely" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to compare unlikelihoods, e.g. "Out of all the possible options, this one is the least unlikely."
That is, to say the least, unlikely.
The story behind "The Mysteries," though, is at the very least unlikely.
The politician's art is to tell only those lies which are essentially unverifiable or, at least, unlikely to be held up to scrutiny.
They were overwhelmingly male and young and, based on appearances at least, unlikely to spend $27,835 on a crossover minivan.
His assertion that after the "post-porn" performance art of Annie Sprinkle masturbation "will never be the same" seems, to say the least, unlikely.
Sounds silly or at least unlikely for the world's fourth-ranked player, but he popped up two of Nadal's serves, like foul balls in American baseball.
The U.S., at least, is unlikely to object — two of Iraq's biggest creditors are Russia and France.
That last option, at least, seems unlikely given where President Obama has arrived in his thinking about Guantánamo's destructiveness.
For all the changes that have reshaped the industry recently, that, at least, is unlikely to alter.
Any scenarios of a change of power in Russia appear to be very messy ones, and for the moment, at least, very unlikely".
In the now familiar logic of Harold Bloom's "Anxiety of Influence," originality in literature is usually a matter of combining at least two unlikely influences.
