Sentence examples for currently more likely from inspiring English sources
Presumably schools in poorer areas are currently more likely to offer health and social care to their students, hence the imbalance.
These devices could provide "TiVo to go", by recording programmes so they can be watched while on the road, and demonstrating how hard disks can transform the experience of watching TV.A whole new gameWhile TV presents a huge potential market for hard drives, you are currently more likely to find one inside a different box under the television: a games console.
A launch in a city outside the U.K. is currently more likely than expansion to another U.K. city, according to Peters.
Research from the Barbara Lee Family Foundation does suggest that voters are currently more likely to prefer women, as long as they believe female elected officials serve differently than men.
If GHG emissions continue, as is currently more likely, the planet's average temperature is projected to rise 2.0 to 11.5 degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the century, with accompanying major changes in extreme weather events, variable and/or inconsistent weather patterns, sea level rise, and changing ocean conditions including increased acidification".
Presence of an apneumatic medial surface of the quadrate in the carcharodontosaurid Shaochilong maortuensis supports the primary diagnostic status of (G), as it is currently more likely to be an autapomorphic character state for Acrocanthosaurus atokensis than a synapomorphy for Carcharodontosauria.
The result means Richard Hannon has bagged the race in both his seasons with a trainer's licence and he will now consider Royal Ascot options for the winner, with the Norfolk currently the more likely target over the Coventry.
A figure of £105bn for the year is currently looking more likely than the government's £120bn target, which was set at a time when the economy was showing signs of renewed weakness, in contrast to today's picture of robust expansion".
Other disease-associated risk factors such as replication stress and genetic instability currently appear more likely to play an important role in the differential risk of insertional complications (Kustikova et al, 2010).
In addition, the findings that participants with more negative beliefs about dentists are less likely to be seeing a dentist currently, and more likely to have had treatment for pain or a problem (rather than a check-up) at their last visit, provide evidence for the construct validity of the Spanish version of this questionnaire.
Yet, the health risks posed by climate-related population movements are likely to become a major source of human suffering, disability, and loss of life an outcome that, currently, appears more likely than the much-debated possibility of increased violent conflict or state failure (Kolmannskog 2008).
