Sentence examples for a likely more from inspiring English sources

Rather than fight their need to connect by saying something like, "God, you are so addicted to your stupid Blackberry," a likely more effective way is to help them see that connection can be accessed just as much off-, as it can, on-line.

And for the Ukrainian team it was mission accomplished, albeit in second place with a likely more difficult opponent next.

Going forward, the company plans to release a (likely more limited) version for iOS.

If TripAdvisor has far more reviews for a restaurant and therefore a likely more accurate answer to whether you should eat there, it doesn't make sense for a Google business profile based on far fewer reviews to appear first in the results.

Nevertheless, our finding of an association of DR with a reduction in skin responses to both ACh and SNP implies a likely more complex mechanism in DR pathogenesis than pure endothelial dysfunction alone.

If these estimates are expressed as a percentage of those LGIL and HGIL that had detectable HR HPV, a likely more realistic estimate (57.2% of LGIL and 70.0% of HGIL) of the percentage of these lesions that are attributable to vaccine-related HR types is obtained.

Overall, Caldwell's talk isn't going to be encouraging for anyone hoping to launch a music startup: at one point early on he says, "Every time a founder does a music startup, a likely-more-successful startup dies".

Such a change is likely more than a year away, though.

Portable audio, then, is likely more a reflection than an engine of our egotism.

… Ten thousand a year, and very likely more!

"TEN thousand a year, and very likely more!