Sentence examples for likely to use a from inspiring English sources

They were also less likely to use a condom during there first sexual experience.

In terms of heuristics, experts are more likely to use a working-forward strategy, whereas novices are more likely to use a working-backward strategy.

Because you genuinely care about your genitals you're likely to use a sharp razor and some kind of shaving foam.

One would expect owners of large yards to be more likely to use a blower, but I saw no correlation.

They believe that when management lacks confidence in its company's stock, it is more likely to use a reverse split.

Men are slightly more likely to use a method known as mental rotation, despite it being rather less efficient.

Students are more likely to use a Kindle than a computer on public transit, for example, Mr. Thayer explained.

Groups of two or three young people are likely to use a classic technique: one asks for directions, while another reaches for your bag or backpack.

He is just as likely to use a pop song in this art, as the sound of tectonic plates shifting beneath the Earth's surface.

Liberal Democrat supporters are significantly more likely than others to travel by bus and also more likely to use a number of forms of transport.

But where rightwing radio jocks would be likely to use a stage for political grassroots action, the two TV hosts passed.