Sentence examples for Clearly more likely from inspiring English sources

For example, stories that appear on one's news feed are clearly more likely to be liked.

Some groups of men were "clearly more likely to be subjected to harassment" than others, he said.

And now that Webvan, the most prominent of the various stand-alone Internet food shopping companies has failed after pouring $1.2 billion into the attempt, Tesco's tortoiselike approach to the business is clearly more likely to succeed.

Though these assaults on mothers were rarely lethal, patrolling chimps were clearly more likely to batter females than recruit them as mates, suggesting that other motives might drive their violent behaviour.The researchers therefore asked whether geography offered a better explanation.

Immigrant women are also clearly more likely than men to be employed in poorer sectors.

He says, "The myth of cross addiction is founded upon the idea that someone with the addictive personality is clearly more likely than any non 'addict/alcoholic' to be addicted to anything heroin, cannabis, exercise, food, etc.

Individuals of natural populations in which the mean life span is relatively near to the maximum ever recorded for the species clearly are more likely to experience senescence, that is, to die from intrinsic biological causes, than individuals of populations in which the mean life span occurs at a much younger age relative their potential maximum life span.

The evidence shows pretty clearly, extroverts are more likely to go into sales.

The Tory war over Brexit clearly made it more likely that Duncan Smith would fire his gun, but weapons have been drawn between DWP and Treasury for some time.

H.I.V. clearly made it more likely that children with malaria would develop the inflammation and blood clotting that could lead to death, Dr. Kim said.

Plain speech matters because when we speak clearly we are more likely to speak truth than when we retreat into slogan and euphemism; avoiding euphemism takes courage because it almost always points plainly to responsibility.