Sentence examples for more likely approach from inspiring English sources

A more likely approach would borrow a page from the Clinton administration, which threatened in early 1996 to suspend Social Security payments for a month.

A more likely approach would have the court organize a briefing schedule enabling it to hear the case when it returns in October and, with luck, decide it by the end of the year.

His more likely approach is to set up his stall on the nearest practice course and, to coin the old Ben Hogan phrase, "dig it out of the dirt".

Both groups were more likely to approach the hatch and were faster to approach the hatch in response to the ambiguous cue when currently housed in the enriched environment.

The groundhog will be more likely to approach the trap if it doesn't smell like you.

Maybe these suburban fishers are more likely to approach novel objects and potential food sources?

In fact, in the UK, people from the south Asian community are more likely to approach their GPs for physical than mental health symptoms.

People seem much more likely to approach you when you have a child, and that's both a great and frightening thing.

The previously imprisoned animals, despite their elevated stress levels, were much more likely to approach the ambiguous bucket than were a control group of ewes.

An iPad owner for four months, Mr. Hughes said people were much more likely to approach him now than when he toted a book.

The same study also showed that, while male interest is unaffected by jobs, women are 8.6% more likely to approach those in legal work compared with university students, 7.7% more drawn to firefighters and law enforcers, 6.7% to members of the military and 5% to health workers, compared to the baseline appeal of a student.