Sentence examples for avenues more likely from inspiring English sources

In contrast, research efforts for cancers with the lowest rankings could be re-directed towards alternative avenues more likely to yield benefit, such as screening or treatment.

"From our evaluation of the independent reviews, it appears that other avenues are more likely to achieve our goal, and that of our partners, of reducing uncertainties in assessing W.T.C. health effects," the note on the Web site explained.

Gerry's on Shaftesbury Avenue was for actors (more likely "resting" than working).

Well, the popular yet simplistic belief is that the Tampa Bay Rays, a team with a sub-par venue in a small market, could be ripe for moving to Quebec, but Ross believes expansion is a more likely avenue for a team to return to La Belle Province, although MLB currently have no plans to expand.

This is because the rich are more likely to have multiple avenues of accessing these services which the poor might not be able to utilise.

With Alan Greenspan at the Fed, you are more likely to meet Elvis on Constitution Avenue than to have an inflation surprise.

Thus, sexual drives are more likely to be sublimated, or channeled into other avenues of gratification, to achieve socially acceptable goals.

Mr. Allen said he and his client were considering a number of avenues, including whether he should plead guilty, which might make officials more likely to sentence him to time served.

This would appear a likely avenue for future research, to target specific contexts where AB is more likely to occur in order to develop intervention suited to those contexts.

In this ethnic group, there was evidence that people had more difficulty in completing the test and were more likely to perceive it as unhygienic, embarrassing and distasteful, pointing to some possible avenues for intervention.

But it's more likely to be the arrangement in small buildings, more likely on side streets than avenues, and more likely in the outer boroughs than Manhattan.