Sentence examples for historically less likely from inspiring English sources

The demographic groups that tend to be cellphone-only households are also historically less likely to vote, reducing the effects of underrepresentation in pre-election polls.

Visa became the loudest voice among a group of FIFA sponsors, a group historically less likely to rattle the cage, to criticize the organization.

The fate of the Democrats in November's midterm elections will depend heavily on voter turnout -- particularly among unmarried women, who are historically less likely to vote in non-presidential election years.

Voting rights groups and Democrats have accused Detzner of working to disqualify or simply confound eligible voters of color who have historically been less likely to support Republican candidates.

Central to the long-standing debate on how to allocate this scarce resource is the concept of equity---equal utilization of resources for equal need [ 2]---as women, the poor, and racial/ethnic minorities have historically been less likely to receive transplants than men, the wealthy, and non-Hispanic whites [ 3].

The sharpest increases appeared among Hispanic and black children, who historically have been less likely to receive an autism diagnosis.

The sharpest increases appeared among Hispanic and black children, who historically have been less likely to receive an autism spectrum diagnosis than white children.

Innovative psychosocial programs could target this group that is at-risk for sustained problems, since historically men are less likely to access supportive care services on their own.

Historically, Michelle was much less likely to be seen wearing Donna Ricco or J Crew.

Historically, officials have been less likely to make discretionary penalty calls late in close games.

Latinos are angry, but historically they have been less likely to vote in mid-term elections than whites.