Sentence examples for members less likely from inspiring English sources

There is no indication that the S.E.C. has any desire to fire any board members, so as a practical matter that ruling is unlikely to have any effect, unless it perhaps makes potential board members less likely to accept the job.

This possibility makes board members less likely to take action which could make the executives unhappy.

"Why not buy an $8 DVD?" Free shipping also makes Amazon Prime members less likely to comparison shop, he says.

Several of our study participants reported that stigma and discrimination based on moral judgments about their character were more likely to be perpetrated by community members and some family members, but less likely by their primary partners.

At least one study found the surprising result that MHO members were less likely than non-members to seek care when ill (Gumber 2001).

In the metropolitan region, party members were less likely than their non-party member counterparts to become adherents, and more likely to become adventurers.

But the government points out that union members are less likely to be murder victims than members of the population at large.

For example, interviewees repeatedly said "soccer keeps young people out of trouble", and that soccer club members were less likely to be HIV-positive than non-members.

Early in the follow-up period, especially for the TJRD sample, program group members were less likely to be employed in non-program jobs than control group members.

He said he thought that the vote should be held as soon as possible, implying that members are less likely to vote for the measure as Election Day approaches.

Researchers also have found that surviving family members are less likely to experience prolonged depression and grief when their loved ones are spared grotesque medical interventions and receive only comfort care at the end of their lives.