Sentence examples for more likely event from inspiring English sources

In the rather more likely event that the next government is Conservative, it will not be New Tory.

Behind-the-scenes talks have already started to sound out coalition possibilities in the ever more likely event of another hung Parliament.

Which may or may not be a more likely event than me singing "I'm a 50-Year-Old Man" from behind bars when the IRS throws me in debtor's prison next week.

Yet in view of the security clampdown in the main cities, armed attacks on remote districts or polling stations were the more likely event, local police and government officials said.

But unless the United States is prepared to release these men if they are acquitted — or in the perhaps more likely event that the charges against them are dismissed on due-process grounds, because they have been subjected to procedures that "shock the conscience" — it is arguably merely conducting a show trial.

And, in the far more likely event that they didn't, he could say exactly what he has been saying all weekend: "Don't come to the commonwealth asking for more money when you weren't prepared to even think about putting taxes up yourselves … Now the ball is back in your court".

Indeed, one way of thinking about natural catastrophes was as a combination of more likely events.

For chromosomes present in 4 copies, a WGD event is more likely to have produced 2 copies of each homolog than triplication of one homolog, which is the more likely outcome of successive amplification events leading to 4 copies.

Given the highly variable biological nature of BTV viruses [ 25] including variation in infection rates and virus persistence [ 32], it is difficult to determine which of the two identified dispersal events was the more likely incursion event.

Paradoxically, that has made it more likely that events like the video will make people take to the streets and act in the way they did".

In such a case, the higher the number of mutations imposed on the protein, the more likely the event that we randomly pick up one or more of the residues from that small set.