Sentence examples for issues likely to interact from inspiring English sources

As a second topic which was intended to explicitly involve issues likely to interact with cultural background and language use, we chose to assess questions on self-reported acculturation level, designed for Latinos [ 10, 34- 38].

On the other hand, this could be also an idiomatic issue, i.e., Catalan native speakers are more likely to interact with media outlets tweeting in Catalan.

That could spell trouble for some popular sites -- like gaming, news and chat sites -- whose users are less likely to interact with advertising.

"The reality is that I'm much more likely to interact with my friends, and they're much more likely to interact with their friends," Dr. Nowak said.

Rimantadine is less likely to interact with other drugs, but it can cause similar adverse effects.

Because you interact less well with me as a neighbour, when you go to work we can see you are more likely to interact negatively with someone else.

Even people who do not have regular doctors are likely to interact with a pharmacist, especially the elderly and families.

As someone becomes lonely, he is more likely to interact with his friends negatively, and they are then more likely to interact with other friends negatively.

Those who can afford to find clients away from the street, who have a mobile phone or computer access, are less likely to interact with the police.

The scientists chose muons because, being more massive than electrons, they are more likely to interact with the relatively massive particles predicted by supersymmetry.

Either way, hatched salmon are likely to interact with wild salmon at one point or another.