Sentence examples for more likely denotes from inspiring English sources

In this respect, it is well to consider whether the term "hybrid swarm", as used by population biologists, is a figure of speech or, as seems more likely, denotes a "real" active, though slow-moving, swarm of hybrid plants.

Landowners more likely to engage in deforestation practices denoted greater interest in participating in a conservation program when contracts allowed for the sustainable harvesting of timber.

Language has to be arbitrary, he suggests, because if words denoting similar objects all sounded alike, we would be more likely to confuse those objects.

The results depicted in Table 8 denote that patients with abnormal ALT were 8.28 times more likely to develop recurrence than those with normal ALT levels.

More likely.

More likely, natural progression.

Money, more likely.

More likely the latter.

That seems more likely.

More likely, Australia.

Or, more likely, both.