Sentence examples for the least one from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, one says that a solution is the least one if on for any other solution, and one defines the greatest solution in a similar way.

When a choreographer attempts a gloss on a well-known ballet, the least one expects is a work that stands on its own but also illuminates the original, adding a new dimension.

Federer leads 7-5, 2-0* The González forehand is up-and-down to say the least; one winner registers at 100mph on the radar, while two others clumsily fly out.

Petherbridge did well by young Charlie, and John Keating (notably spot-on in both accent and his lines, which is the least one should have to say about an actor) was typically strong in the role of one-time pal Oliver.

The results show that the influent parameters on the KIc can be ranked from the most important to the least one as follows: loading rate, temperature and RA content.

It's the least one can say".

They are, to say the least, one very dysfunctional family.

Well, he says, it is the least one can do.

At the least, one could reasonably so believe.

So the least one could expect is that they avoid rocking the boat.

Looking at unpaid work, the OECD found Mexicans spend the most time doing housework, at more than three hours a day, and South Koreans the least -- one hour and 19 minutes a day.