Sentence examples for fourth as likely from inspiring English sources

In Guadalupe, stuccoed rooms were only a fourth as likely to be infested and harbored a tenth the population of vectors compared with rooms of other materials.

Pew found that college graduates were about twice as likely to buy music and software online as people who were high school graduates only, and that women were two-thirds as likely as men to buy software.

So given that our first option is as likely as being able to find a tuneful cuckoo clock, we need to turn to another Swiss staple, neutrality.

Workers whose average wages are in the lowest 25 percent within their industry are about one-fourth as likely to have access to paid family leave than those whose wages are in the highest 25 percent.

And a study published this year found that people receiving treatment under Kendra's Law were only one-fourth as likely to commit violent acts, had a reduced risk of suicide and were functioning better socially than members of a control group.

But a cat spayed before age 2 is one-seventh as likely to develop them.

That market never said that the ultimate outcome was impossible, just one-third as likely as the alternative.

Far from cyclists being to blame almost two-thirds of the time, they're actually almost a tenth as likely as drivers to have committed an offence.

Asian students are about one-fifth as likely as whites and the other groups to be identified with a disability, the report said.

A Commerce Department study made public last year found that black and Hispanic families were only two-fifths as likely to have Internet access as white households.

And compared with those who are sedentary, people who exercise regularly in midlife are one-third as likely to develop Alzheimer's in their 70s.