That way, he said, the bank is less likely to question them.
The agency is less likely to question unreported income, take taxpayers to court or seize their property.
If anything, Professor Hubbard argues that the expert service problem is more serious in medicine than in auto repair, because most people are less willing to question a doctor than to question a mechanic.
Belief in Pakistan's right to rule Kashmir is the marrow of Pakistani patriotism, and no one is less likely to question that than the chief of an army that exists to achieve it.
"Maybe it has to do with the Confucian tradition or Asian thinking," he says, "Korean students thirst for learning…but they are also less likely to question their professors' ideas or come up with alternative viewpoints.
As Rebecca MacKinnon and others have pointed out, the relatively open nature of the Web in China allows people to vent their frustration and debate, under constricted circumstances, sensitive topics, perhaps making them less likely to question the government directly.
We are far less likely to question the assumption that, other things being equal, people (and other animals) repeat actions that have desirable consequences and avoid repeating those that have undesirable consequences.
Where businesses wanted to save money, offshoring became the norm, and people were less prone to question it because of its fashionable business jargon status.
Shogren said he thought European investors were less likely to question Berger when he refused to give straight answers about his numbers.
My twenty-five years of experience, agrees with Wadhwa's research findings in that the international students I have met are far less likely to question results.
Over time, we might be less inclined to question them, or to unplug Google from our lives.
