Sentence examples for less likely to nominate from inspiring English sources

Daily smokers were significantly less likely to nominate a price point when compared to weekly smokers.

Kaplan found [ 35] that older patients were less likely to nominate a peer for the comparison group than younger patients.

The party is now likely to nominate President Heidar Aliev's son, Ilham, as speaker.

Second, we can look at who the party is most likely to nominate in 2016.

It's the candidates the Republican Party is least likely to nominate — they would be the ones who would win here".

They believe the next president could be a Republican who would nominate a conservative replacement for Scalia, instead of the liberal Obama would be likely to nominate.

Adolescents are more likely to nominate as friends others who drink similarly to themselves, which is consistent with a selection effect.

Women may be more likely to nominate men for a Darwin Award, or there may be some selection bias within the Darwin Awards Committee.

Children who performed above average according to retrospective parent reports in preschool were more likely to be nominated by peers at age 11 as being bullies and less likely to be nominated as victims (Jansen et al., 2011).

"Outside of 'A Beautiful Mind' and maybe 'The Lord of the Rings,' there is not even a consensus on what's likely to be nominated, much less likely to win".

"He could refuse to assign any master's students to my projects, or to nominate me for prizes, and he could be less likely to ask me to collaborate with him; unfortunately, these things are essential".