Sentence examples for likely to use one from inspiring English sources

I asked whether young men, knowing that the President had not worn a condom, might be less likely to use one themselves.

The research also showed that only 39% of people found talking about condoms with a new partner easy, with more than a third, 36%, saying it was such a tough conversation it made them less likely to use one.

It also illustrates the central Catch 22 of the fake news era: The users who need a fake news detector the most are the least likely to use one.

Though it did not guarantee a significant payday for any of the three firms, it meant the State Department was likely to use one of them to fill major diplomatic protection needs.

The ATPase data show a rate of 41 s−1, indicating that PcrA is likely to use one ATP for each base pair separated, considering the 47 bp s−1 unwinding rate determined above.

Systematic reviews of multiple studies have found that between455% and 85% of doctors use PDAs [ 14, 15], and that physicians in training were more likely to use one than more experienced doctors [ 15].

A March 23 letter mocks the notion that "if terrorists know a bomb can be traced, they will be less likely to try to use one".

Officials also hope that if terrorists know a bomb can be traced, they will be less likely to try to use one.

Therefore, it seems likely that the requirement to use one of the amino acid combinations implied by the PRD pattern is a derived feature that appeared early in the evolution of PRD genes.

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Obese VHA patients were more likely to use MOVE!® one or more times in FY2010 if they had a higher BMI, were younger, female, not married, of minority status, had home instability, or lived in urban areas (Table  2).