Sentence examples for less likely to understand from inspiring English sources

As I grew older, I realized a white guy was much less likely to understand that".

For example, you are less likely to understand what you are reading while there is music playing compared to silence.

Contrary to stereotypes, we find no evidence that respondents who distrusted government were any more or less likely to understand EVD's symptoms and transmission pathways.

People seem less likely to understand essential wildlife and habitat preservation techniques when animals are Disneyfied and given monikers such as "Emperor".

Changing the diagnosis to "autism spectrum disorder" will make job applicants less likely to disclose — and employers less likely to understand and accept — their capabilities and challenges.

Moreover, the very wealthy tend to pal around mostly with the very wealthy, which means they are less likely to understand or even give a damn about the problems of everyone else.

This not only cuts off a pathway out of poverty, it also means that blacks, Latinos and Asian Americans will be less likely to see a health provider who understands their community and culture, leading to worse care.

One of the running jokes of Mr. Chandor's script is that the higher a person's rank, the less he is likely to understand what the firm is actually doing.

They are more likely to be influenced by peers and less likely to fully understand their circumstances or the consequences of their actions.

Studies have shown that highly religious students are less likely to both understand and accept evolution (Barnes et al. 2009; Moore et al. 2011).

To present health information to consumers in a comprehensible fashion, we need to develop a mechanism to quantify health terms as being more likely or less likely to be understood by typical members of the lay public.