Sentence examples for likely even less from inspiring English sources

That is likely even less of a problem here: Kilimnik worked with Manafort on polling repeatedly, including as recently as 2018.

"We feel that moving the requirement for parental consent from age 13 to age 16 would deprive young people of educational and social opportunities in a number of ways, yet would provide no more (and likely even less) protection".

While polls show that neither the Iraq war nor the Afghan war is popular with the American people, they are most likely even less popular at these liberal campuses.

If, by the time they reach the top of the list, the woman's age means they are ineligible for NHS treatment, their only option is to turn to the private sector – years older and very likely even less fertile than when they began the process.

It is getting even bigger and, most likely, even less useful.

Interestingly and likely even less well-known is that the rules also apply to people from outside of the EU and can be claimed as far back as 5 years, depending on the country of origin.

However, in countries where the diabetic population is fairly adequately treated, the small improvement in QALYs will make cost-effectiveness less likely, even with less costly interventions.

A narrower House majority would most likely accomplish even less than the current one has.

And the agency's budget is set to cut as a result of the sequester, making it likely that even less workplaces will be inspected.

Last month, Dynegy warned that if the Blackstone deal were voted down, NRG would most likely pay even less for the plants.

Of course, owning the desktop OS is not as strategically important today as it once was, and will likely become even less so going forward.