Sentence examples for nothing less likely from inspiring English sources

Also, the boy had turned the sound on his Xbox up very loud; there's nothing less likely to get anyone in the mood for nipple clamps than Alan Smith's lugubrious tones offering pre-scripted expert analysis on Fifa 15.

He had just written a book called Diffusing Power: the Key to Socialist Revival, which had been launched by John Smith (memo to wannabe Jeremy successors. There is nothing less likely to sell, or impress the left, than a book with "socialism" in its title).

Nothing seemed less likely than an inflation based on economic success.

Because nothing makes abortions less likely than having kids running around not knowing what to put on their genitals to keep from making babies.

That means that even if Nextag ranks high in the organic search results, which costs him nothing, a user is less likely to see the link.

If you feel something you are then going to ruminate on things, but if you feel nothing that's far less likely.

After all, as Eversheds' Terry said: "If he had said nothing, it seems much less likely that he would have lost his claim".

But this doesn't mean that in a different strategic context a President Obama wouldn't be flexible about troop deployments — for example, in the context of a careful plan to extract us from an unnecessary war that has weakened us militarily, economically, and diplomatically and has done less than nothing to make another 9/11 less likely.

The final belief about size for those who received nothing but empirical demonstrations was less likely to be compatible with the demonstration than the final belief of those in two other conditions.

But there's also an advantage when things don't come easily for entrepreneurs: They take nothing for granted and are less likely to get sideswiped by an upstart.

If her friends know nothing about you, she's less likely to take a chance on you because she has no secondary evidence on you.