Sentence examples for less likely to help from inspiring English sources

They were also less likely to help others in informal ways, like helping neighbors and standing up for someone who is being treated unfairly.

When the mouth hairs were removed from either sex, the females were more likely to wander off during mating and less likely to help create a genital plug, which is exactly what it sounds like and can even be made from the male spider's genitals, preventing other males from getting a chance.

They'll be less likely to help out if you need their advice, or something more serious like a job reference.

Other leaders claim that, if Cameron threatens them, they are less likely to help.

With its current financial crisis, Mr. Affrunti said, Nassau would be less likely to help.

Girls said that plain-pack cigarettes were less likely to help them stay thin.

It follows research earlier this year that while Asian New Zealanders experienced higher-than-average rates of mental distress, they were less likely to seek help from mental health services.

Together these factors explain how males are more likely to want to be indispensable, to be scientists, and are less likely to want to help people (see Supplementary table 4 of Additional File 1).

If you do, your lender will be less likely to try to help you any further with your financial situation.

Wood et al. [ 34] argued that an "ungrateful person is less likely to notice help, and less likely to reciprocate the help, making their benefactor less willing to provide further aid".

Respondents who scored higher on the ASSIST were less likely to offer help (β = −0.09, p = 0.03) and more likely to report wanting to "avoid" the characters in the vignettes (β = −0.09, p = 0.02) than respondents who scored low.