Sentence examples for infinitely more likely from inspiring English sources

What's infinitely more likely is the surprising proliferation of pre-existing European brands already known as Zootopia.

Given that the Australian has a proven track record of producing teams who play fast, dynamic, high-intensity rugby, the second possibility is infinitely more likely.

Life's lottery can result in the premature death of a young parent, but it is infinitely more likely for the septuagenarian with a 10-year-old.

Urban sprawl comes with numerous liabilities, among them, as it happens, a heightened risk of pedestrian death, which may not seem entirely obvious given that you are infinitely more likely to see people walking around Manhattan than you are to see people walking around Atlanta.

Once upon a time men such as Ernie Machin, Dave Mackay and Frannie Lee, all three of whom looked infinitely more likely to sink a six-pack than to own one, bestrode the pitch, while others such as Tommy "The Flying Pig" Lawrence stood between the sticks.

No, these aren't scenes from the first term of a Donald Trump presidency, but something only marginally less traumatising, and infinitely more likely to happen: Charlie Brooker's techy anthology series Black Mirror, a show its creator describes as made up of "deliciously horrible 'what if's".

As a serious artist, I suggest, posterity is likely to be infinitely more generous to him than the current generation of critics, some of whom have been snobbish to the point of insult about his newspaper origins.

There is no reason to assume in advance that immigrants form a "they", or indeed that the native-born form a "we": the lines of identification are likely to be infinitely more complex and variable.

And understand that you'll most likely have to spend infinitely more money launching and building your business than you ever imagined.

This is likely to be happier, more decisive and infinitely more satisfying than anything that will happen to our world in the next 12 months.

It is thicker and more marbled than a T-bone, infinitely more tender than sirloin and, according to the greatest chefs, likely to be even more flavorful than the best filet mignon.