Sentence examples for more likely having from inspiring English sources

There has been speculation that Putin may have blinked in the face of political pressure from the West, but it is more likely, having seen the financial market meltdown that battered Russian assets yesterday, he was persuaded by sources closer to home that it might be wiser to look for an exit strategy, as Russian oligarchs saw the value of the wealth eroded sharply.

It can be known from the two figures that the distribution of node influence is uneven, and the nodes with bigger value are more likely having higher influence.

If they were, that would be a reason for the first biosynthesized lipids more likely having been acyl esters than isoprenoids, i.e. eubacterial in nature.

One in four American children was born into poverty, suffering twice as much tooth decay as their more affluent peers and more likely having no access to oral health care [ 7].

Patients who reported a depression history were more likely having received care from another professional (46.0% vs. 17.8%), more likely be prescribed medication by the study doctor (59.1% vs. 41.6%), and less likely be observed (15.0% vs. 39.6%).

Although students interviewing people known to them, and therefore more likely having an underlying positive relationship with them prior to the MI, may have contributed to the higher rating in the MITI score, the next step could be to then interview a real client once they have a greater sense of mastery.

This will make it easier and your acquaintances will more likely have friends that are like you.

Also, since they probably liked the anime movie that you enjoyed, you more likely have a similar taste in anime.

It more likely had the opposite effect.

Or, more likely, had his mother done it for him?

But Beckett more likely had in mind his strange Jungian notion of an incomplete birth.