Sentence examples for more likely actually from inspiring English sources

He concludes: First, any exit from extraordinary accommodation by the Fed is not likely to be followed by other central banks, which are more likely actually to ease in response to any global effects from the Fed.

In the track and field events, it is more likely that an athlete has already come close to what Gould called the "right wall" of human performance, simply because the human being who possessed the ideal build and work ethic is more likely actually to have competed in the Olympic Games.

It's a real-life dystopia where stumbling across absolute mindless shit like this is more likely than actually speaking to a real-life person on the telephone.

In most people's minds, a handshake equates to a closed deal, and by doing this before the deal actually closed, the salesperson is more likely to actually close it.

These people were something like seven hundred billions times more likely to actually solve the problem.

Zhao argued that this won't just make users more willing to install the app — since people who install the app have actually tried it, and they're more likely to actually use it too.

"The more information we can provide, the more they'll feel engaged and they're more likely to actually vote as long as it doesn't seem like it's a mystery once they actually open the ballot," he said.

"If you say you're going to do something, you're more likely to actually do it," Mr. Halle said.

But after the taste test, those who chose from the smaller number were 10 times more likely to actually buy jam: 30 percent versus 3 percent.

"I think people are more likely to actually read a publication if it's paid for, rather than received for free".

JetBlue does not charge a change fee if you're only claiming a lower fare, so you may be more likely to actually collect a credit on their flights.