Sentence examples for always less likely from inspiring English sources

Since people are always less likely to support something they had nothing to do with, planning exclusively at "the top of the house" compounds the challenge of getting "buy-in" later.

Duplicated genes are believed to often overlap in function and expression [ 63], and duplicates are always less likely to be essential than singletons [ 34, 64, 65].

Asexual females were always less likely to be courted by males than sexual females, but the percentage of asexual females that were courted depended on whether these females were infected with Wolbachia (8%) or cured of their infection by antibiotic treatment (55%).

But this is looking ever less likely.

A majority of both candidates' fans are male.Women have always been less likely to vote than men in Mexico.

The French have always been less likely to go into debt – when they pay with plastic, they tend to use debit cards, drawing on funds they already have, rather than credit cards.

But that was always far less likely than the nightmare scenario - the one in which England took a competition-deadening thrashing in a stadium plentiful in empty seats.

Family who used latrine always were less likely to be positive for Campylobacter infection than those who do not use (AOR = 0.42; CI = 0.2, 0.90; P = 0.01).

That's always seemed somewhat less likely to me, because of the possibility of a whistle-blower.

14 People aged 65+ years were more likely than younger people to define well-being as being able to continue to do the things they had always done and less likely to mention life satisfaction.

Derby matches between two teams of roughly equal ability are invariably attritional, settled by a moment of brilliance or an egregious mistake, but although the Scarlets led for 68 minutes of the contest, they always looked like the less likely winners.