Sentence examples for less likely to pick from inspiring English sources

If it's muddy people are less likely to pick stuff up.

These doctors may be less aware of what is normal for a patient and what is out of character, and therefore less likely to pick up impaired thinking.

A study in Sweden in 2003 found no indication that low-earning parents were less likely to pick free schools than richer ones.

Noone will be looking forward to playing them, but they're maybe a little less likely to pick up the injury time goals points and that took them to the Supporters Shield.

At £7.65 per prescription it's no wonder that 70% of students say they are less likely to pick up prescriptions if there is a charge, which could have serious repercussions on your health.

The underlying issue, Cappelli shows, is that employers tend to let the perfect become the enemy of the good: seeing an overwhelming number of reasonable applicants makes them less likely to pick one.

"So in the patient group or the clinical situation where you're more likely to pick up potentially spreadable germs, health care workers are actually less likely to clean their hands afterward".

Partners involved in novel and interesting experiences together were more likely to pick one of the overlapping circles and less likely to report boredom.

Not only are self-compassionate people less likely to fear failure, when they do fail they're more likely to pick themselves up and try again.

"If they can learn to carry themselves with confidence, they are less likely to be picked on," says Cedar.

When traveling there, or even in countries that remain well on the beaten path, "small decisions that you make in your daily routine can make you less attractive, less likely to be picked" by an opportunistic criminal, he said.