Sentence examples for members more likely from inspiring English sources

Such a reform would make future coalition governments that include New Democratic cabinet members more likely.

(And the study's survey found that having worked with a gay or lesbian colleague made straight service members more likely to support repeal).

These marginalized groups, he believed, would be the catalysts of change, their members more likely than most to recognize that the social order they inhabited was not designed with their fulfillment in mind.

Coherence is for the parts to stand or fall together, so just as coherence makes all the members more likely to be true together, it makes it more likely that they are all false (at the expense of the possibility that some will turn out true and others false).

Secondly, we investigate whether MHOs have a positive impact on utilization of curative health care services: are MHO members more likely to seek care from a modern provider when ill, compared with non-members?

Claim rejection for carpal tunnel syndrome has been reported to be strongly related to ethnicity and socioeconomic status, with claims by nonwhites, low-wage earners, and union members more likely to be challenged.

Uncertainty about the risk of future loss and the desire for a sense of security makes non-members more likely to support redistributive policies.

You know, with that family member, more likely that they'll go".

For the first nine months of this year, 11 of the chairmen or ranking members were more likely than other members of their party to vote in an industry friendly way, while nine others were not, the study showed.

However, members were more likely than non-members to have engaged in a variety of management activities during the last 3 years and more willing to consider future cross-boundary arrangements to benefit land stewardship.

Scheme members were more likely than non-members to have experienced an episode of ill-health (OR = 2.83, P < 0.001).