Sentence examples for as likely to define from inspiring English sources

And as the two main characters, Jamie Erin Fisherr), a visitor to New York from Atlanta, and Charlie (Cris Lankenau), a recently unemployed New York resident, make their way through Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, you are as likely to define them by who they're not as by who they are.

In this national analysis of the demographic characteristics of the four types of medical programmes offered in the UK, our results show that students on graduate entry courses are, as would be expected, significantly older than the school leavers who access traditional courses and are more likely to define themselves as white.

As these studies are likely to define the standard of care in metastatic AIPC, it is likely that patients who receive a recommendation for chemotherapy will be treated for a fixed number of cycles and a significant fraction of these patients will be responding to treatment when they complete the initial course of chemotherapy.

Hypothesis 8: Actors identified as being bridges across structural holes in the TCRN are more likely to define themselves as clinician researchers.

Recent research suggests that people living in England are more likely to define themselves as English than British.

While Britons are more likely to define themselves as "left of centre", there is a perception that the political views of the population as a whole are more likely to be "right of centre"; 41% of Britons consider the political views of the nation to be "right of centre", while 26% define the nation's views as "left of centre".

Today's professional women are far more likely to define success as having an interesting and fulfilling job and being able to successfully balance their work and home lives".

Second, the state's white voters are more likely to define themselves as liberals and identify with Democrats than are whites in the rest of the country.

The Girls Attitudes Surveyy, which polled approximately 1,200 girls and 600 boys ages seven to 21, found that female respondents were much more likely to define success as being confident and independent (56percentt) rather than being married (21percentt).

The great appeal of these particular options for a writing life is that they are likely to define writing as a priority in our daily lives and are likely to increase awareness of the choices we're making about how to spend our time, about how to live as writers.

Londoners are most likely to define their area as racially diverse (78%) followed by those living in the west Midlands (71%).