Sentence examples for more less likely from inspiring English sources
The phrase "more less likely" is not suitable for written English
The proper phrase would be "less likely." For example, "It is less likely that I will finish the project by the end of the week."
- Ian Wright "It's looking more and more less likely".
Red (blue) pixels are more (less) likely to be the center of a face.
Moreover, it is more (less) likely that B > 0 than C > 0 when the firms produce complementary (substitutable) services.
Thus, we expect that banks will be more (less) likely to issue hybrid and/or common capital (debt) issuances as the ratio increases.
Alternatively, the impact of disease and climate may have been more indirect, with European colonists less (more) likely to settle in the tropical (temperate) regions, and more (less) likely to construct "extractive" institutions there (Acemoglu et al. 2001).
Prior research suggests that firms operating in areas with high (low) levels of financial development are more (less) likely to obtain bank loans (e.g., Li et al., 2008; Yu and Pan, 2008; Chen et al., 2015).
11) Less debt The less we chase more of more, the less likely we are to find ourselves in debt.
Are the more marginalised women more or less likely to use a CMW compared to a 'more socially included' woman?
How genes influence behaviour is now the preoccupation of earnest biology undergraduates, who cross inbred strains of mice which are more or less likely to rape, or more or less likely to mother.
"That actually made more voters less likely to support him than more".
If a rule has changed more often in the past, is it more or less likely to change now?
