Sentence examples for likely to repel from inspiring English sources

It seems like a perfect hideout, likely to repel many, perhaps even ward off a few evil or unwelcome spirits.

Indeed, anti-gay animus is far more likely to repel voters than attract them.

ANYONE buying cushions for outdoor furniture probably wonders which will resist fading in the sun and which are most likely to repel mold and mildew.

These are more likely to repel, and it will call for all the doctor's tolerance if he is to regard them as a natural phenomenon.

Sometimes when you're looking to make an impression it can lead to bizarre outfits that are meant to look "edgy", and fresh, but end up more likely to repel those around you.

He regularly warns American firms eyeing the British market that overblown promises of true love are likely to repel rather than attract.Mr Brooks also thinks online giants are missing a trick that the underground pick-up industry learned long ago.

The choices make sense, according to the study: Compared with docile spiders, aggressive spiders are more than twice as effective at capturing prey; they construct webs that last 64% longer; and they are more than eight times as likely to successfully repel intruders by chasing them off and then buffering the colony with thick, mazelike matrices of silk.

"Compared with docile spiders, aggressive spiders are more than twice as effective at capturing prey; they construct webs that last 64% longer; and they are more than eight times as likely to successfully repel intruders by chasing them off and then buffering the colony with thick, mazelike matrices of silk.

This is most likely due to repelling forces between the positively charged surface of the LC column and the positively charged amino group on S1P, which made S1P bind less strongly to the stationary phase.

They are the best sort of customers in a downturn, since, unlike novices, they are less likely to be repelled by stockmarkets just because they are falling.

So I'm sure similar algorithms would have no trouble figuring out which customers are likely to be repelled by a high price and which are likely to ignore it -- and tailoring the prices customers are actually offered accordingly.