Sentence examples for more likely after from inspiring English sources

More likely, after Iraq got ignored last week, he probably felt it was appropriate to compensate.

That may only be more likely after Isis claimed responsibility for Tuesday's attacks in Belgium.

Passage looked more likely after the Senate voted for the bill on October 1st.

In short, citizens were more likely after the riots to feel that their security and wider society was under threat".

Another study, reported in 1982, suggested that cancer recurrence was more likely after radiation therapy than surgery.

Research finds that people, superstitious or not, tend to believe that negative outcomes are more likely after they "jinx" themselves.

More likely, after a fudge, Tatarstan and the eternal Mr Shaimiev will carry on much as before.

Clark's departure was made more likely after the N.B.A.'s announcement last week that the salary cap would fall to $40.2 million instead of the anticipated $42 million.

That became much more likely after Dr. Seidman was helped by two unlikely allies -- the pharmaceutical giants Johnson & Johnson and Wyeth (until recently known as American Home Products).

Hewlett's purchase of Compaq became more likely after a Delaware court ruled against the dissident shareholder Walter B. Hewlett in his moves to block the acquisition.

Currently, multiple births are much more likely after IVF with 24% of IVF procedures resulting in twins or triplets in 2005 in the UK.