(My own preference is for tastier dark meat on the bone with a lesser chance of being overcooked).
Moreover, we show that as high-litigation risk firms face lesser chance of takeovers, this impairs firm governance and reduces equity value.
Because none of the secondary runners will accept a slightly lesser chance of victory, then, they all, collectively, resign themselves to an almost certain chance of defeat.
"It is imperative that decision-making is sped up at every stage of the adoption process, as we know that by the time a child is four years old they already have a far lesser chance of being adopted than a baby.
And the worse the bad move is, the lesser chance of wrong-way move is accepted.
Rather, adults at different points on the scale have a greater or lesser chance of responding to an item at 275 correctly or incorrectly.
Two, many companies use software to automatically filter resumes, and generic resumes have a far lesser chance of making it through the initial round of screening.
For example, in Taiwan, individuals were asked how much they were willing to pay in increased utility costs to promote cleaner water (and thus a lesser chance of liver disease) and in increased cost of consumer goods to promote cleaner air (and thus a lesser chance of lung disease).
Within the scope of this article, our policy concerning channel prioritization for data transmission is to give higher priority to the channel that is least common such that there is lesser chance of contention between nodes for the same channel.
As illustrated by the purple markings and diamond points, two variables are associated with a lesser chance of reporting positive OTL: identifying as a woman versus identifying as a man3 and having no previous calculus experience versus having had taken calculus in high school.
