Sentence examples for less likely to yield from inspiring English sources

Speeding drivers are less likely to yield, he added.

(Yes, Japan is still an economic heavyweight, but it is less likely to yield surprises).

It is appalling that drivers are less likely to yield when speeding, even in busy retail sections.

There are signs that our present economic deterioration is different from past setbacks-more profound and less likely to yield to traditional polices.

Google says it has refined its software following the incident, acknowledging that buses and other large vehicles are less likely to yield.

This makes a comparison of participation growth in these two countries less informative, and less likely to yield robust conclusions about the impact of fees.

A template for love based on a brilliant outspoken female sparring with a man of less acute intelligence was likely to yield an anguished romantic career.

This is likely to yield less biased estimates of effect for specific causal pathways [ 57].

At 5 performances a production, for a total of 20, next season is likely to yield significantly less revenue.

Alternatively, you can resist the temptation to coast and push a professional agenda that is now less oppressive and, no small thing, more likely to yield money.

Compared to observational methods, automated behavioral analysis is less susceptible to experimenter bias and is likely to yield results that can be compared across experimenters.