Sentence examples for already less likely from inspiring English sources

In 2013, before the ACA mandate for most Americans to obtain coverage, Latinos were already less likely than the general population of the United States to have jobs that offered insurance or paid enough for them to afford private insurance.

At 18, American youths who have not started smoking are already less likely to start than younger Americans.

These children, who are already less likely to succeed in school than their more entitled peers, are put at even greater risk.

Sadler and other experts say it's also possible that young women who are already less likely to take risks are the ones who are more likely to get vaccinated.

A recent study, 'Gender stereotypes about intellectual ability emerge early and influence children's interests' showed that by the age of 6, girls were already less likely than boys to describe their own gender as 'brilliant', and less likely to join an activity labelled for 'very, very smart' kids.

The figure illustrates that in the case of philosophy/religion studies our reference person is already less likely to agree with the statement about fairness as a freshman.

It is already much less likely than many people realise.

Posterity already seems less likely to remember it than González's repossession which, thanks to his efforts, may be the last event in human history to be reliably reported online.

Farmers living in the most erosion prone areas are most likely to participate, while farmers taking soil conservation measures already are less likely to enter into a contractual agreement with the local government.

New demand for gun control may reflect the same shift in sensibility that has already made us less likely to use guns for violent ends.

Theresa May's proposed communications data bill has already made cooperation less likely, infuriating UK companies that would be required to monitor what we all do on Facebook and Google, for example.