Sentence examples for more likely ever from inspiring English sources

That's not going to happen overnight -- or more likely, ever.

And now it's more likely than ever to get optioned.

A final between Djokovic and Rafael Nadal seemed more likely than ever.

Industry analysts said a bankruptcy filing from Borders seemed more likely than ever.

Older Americans are more likely than ever to retain their natural teeth.

They are more likely than ever before to be a household's primary wage-earner.

It is now more likely than ever that he will be in east Manchester that long.

At that point, international intervention would be more likely than ever.

Hayes also warned that strike action "now looks more likely than ever".

But now the military arrivals reaching Syria's neighbors are more likely than ever to have stars on their epaulets.

And Mr Cantor's defeat makes it more likely than ever that his colleagues will adopt a defensive crouch.