Sentence examples for maybe more likely from inspiring English sources

So that doesn't mean you're going to be diagnosed with conduct disorder, it's just that you're maybe more likely to show those aggressive tendencies".

"If the government is struggling with its budget because of Brexit, it's maybe more likely to bring in reforms that encourage people to work for longer," he said.

Maybe, more likely, the hordes that bought her Woah, Nelly! album have decided there just aren't enough good songs on it to warrant shelling out to hear them again.

Alternatively, and maybe more likely, the retrieved representation will to some degree also depend on what Marr22 called the "internal description" of a stimulus during encoding, including the rememberer's goals and attentional state.

And so we need to be a little careful – putting a dollar value on our time might make us maybe more likely to outsource, but it might also undermine our ability to enjoy the free time that we've just bought ourselves.

Or maybe more likely, because you're one of the 21 million people who have watched the "Space Oddity" video he made in zero gravity.

Maybe, but more likely it is because Facebook, like email, is a place people are going to communicate with friends, not advertisers.

Major storms aren't anything new, of course, but research suggest storms like Desmond are maybe 40percentt more likely than in the past.

Maybe, but more likely it would lose its sense of purpose.

Designers claim it's a more refined computing experience, but users (the people who matter - maybe) are more likely to baulk at the changes.

… I am mystified … It is 'temperament', maybe, or more likely just the usual 'massive inertia' that one runs into at every turn … in the stories she has awfully good things and they do sound pretty good in English, and I was quite pleased with them".