Sentence examples for likely to comment on from inspiring English sources

GM commenters were much more likely to comment on government incompetency and untrustworthiness than commenters from other sources.

This is why fans will be more likely to comment on a positive story than a negative one (check out The Science Of Facebook for more on this).

Facebook users were more likely to "like" weekday than weekend statuses and more likely to comment on "shisha fact" than "current affairs" statuses.

They are likely to comment on turbulence and to point out when a flight is late.

People in his crowds are as likely to comment on his looks as his stands on an issue.

The New Museum curator Eungie Joo has a nose for talent — particularly for performers who are more likely to comment on the "legitimate" theatre than to attend it.

Hispanics were more likely than Whites to comment on strategies for coping with musculoskeletal problems including a positive outlook, faith, religion, and family support.

Obama will likely not even have to comment on Fox News's pearl-clutching segment about the part of the interview where he used the n-word.

The Mauritanian government has yet to comment on its likely course of action.

A Deloitte spokeswoman declined to comment on any likely job losses.

A spokesperson declined to comment on the likely content of the panel's review of the Holy See.