Sentence examples for would be least likely from inspiring English sources

Raising taxes for the wealthy would be least likely to reduce overall demand and raise unemployment.

His wife Lesley, usually loyal beyond the call of duty, has told me he was a hopeless ham, the kind of actor he would be least likely to cast in his own films.

Whether unfairly or otherwise, when 103 PGA Tour players were anonymously surveyed as to which golfer they would be least likely to assist in a car park fight, Watson topped the poll.

11.58am: More good news for Clegg – a poll shows he is the party leader voters would most like to snog and marry, as well as being the one they would be least likely to avoid.

In a test being developed by Neal Schmitt of Michigan State University, students are asked to decide which alternative they would be most likely to take in a given situation and which they would be least likely to take. 1.

All the same, it strikes me as rather odd – or perhaps I just mean unfair – that the woman, arty and bookish, Prada seems to have in mind when she designs is also the kind of person who, in reality, would be least likely to be able afford her clothes.

Two of the words you would probably be least likely to use for the majority of modern art collections are "charming" and "intimate".

Let's look at where all the principal cast members are: Jennifer Aniston As the most successful member of the Friends cast, Aniston probably feels she has outgrown the show, and would therefore be least likely to return.

GM If your band had long ago been accused of Nazi sympathies over its choice of name – it was suggested it was a reference to Hitler's demand for a new order in Europe – as had your previous band, which film-maker's footage would you be least likely to use to introduce your set?

So where would you be least likely to find a polling station?

"Statistically, I'm someone who you'd say was least likely to make it into senior leadership," she says.