Sentence examples for likely to pick the from inspiring English sources

All of the chimpanzees were more likely to pick the generous color, up to 66.7 percent of the time.

Witnesses in the sequential lineups were more likely to pick the wrong person — someone brought in as filler — choosing incorrectly 9percentt of the time, versus just 3percentt in the simultaneous lineups.

So if you market toys to them and say, 'Here's the boy one, and here's the girl one,' out of sheer self-preservation of their identity, they're likely to pick the one that's appropriate to their sex".

So when it comes to hiring someone, you're more likely to pick the person who demonstrated that they share your love of putting ships in bottles or the sitcom Keeping Up Appearances while chatting in an informal setting.

"But in a community like Mill Valley, where you can have a house worth four times as much as the one next door without affecting either house's value, online sites aren't as likely to pick the right comps".

BILL O'REILLY describes himself as a poor prognosticator, a pundit more likely to pick the correct spread in a Jets game than to guess who might win a presidential race.

The cost to operate these digital applications is minimal -- mainly text messaging fees in the case of TextMyBus -- and federal grants are likely to pick up the tab in the future, Mr. Singh said.

Store closures so far this year have nearly topped 2018 levels and are likely to pick up the pace over the next seven years.

With less than five weeks to go until Election Day, opinion polls and statistical forecasting models indicate that the Republican Party is likely to pick up the six seats it needs to gain control of the Senate.

I'm picking Dustin Johnson as the golfer most likely to pick up the green jacket come Sunday, though, with Henrik Stenson as my second choice.

A smoking ban might also curb smoking initiation among teenagers, who would see less of it and may be less likely to pick up the habit as a result, the writers argue.