Sentence examples for more likely introduce from inspiring English sources

If it chose to play more aggressively in foreign markets, Apple would more likely introduce a midprice model that is cheaper than the newest iPhone but more expensive than the cheapest phones on the market, he said.

But some analysts were more cautious about Kim Jong-un's prospects at the party meeting next week, suggesting the gathering will more likely introduce a party leadership that will help him solidify and expand his base before he eventually inherits power.

BPA in the yeast sample is more likely introduced during the production stage instead.

Because the distance from the CWD-endemic area of Colorado-Wyoming effectively precludes eastward migration of animals as a logical source of infection, CWD in Wisconsin was more likely introduced by an imported infected cervid or some other unidentified source (14).

Based on the simulated process, we suppose that the conjugated SUMO moiety more likely introduces unfavourable effects on HSF2-DNA interactions through the conformational changes in the wing loop and the abolishment of the interaction of residue R71 with DNA.

Other researchers have found that mothers introduced solid food earlier if their infant seemed hungry [ 34], that mothers less able to respond to infant cues were more likely to introduce solid food earlier [ 18], and that mothers' concerns about their babies getting enough to eat influenced the time for introduction of solid food [ 32].

DURING economic slowdowns, companies are more likely to introduce extensions than new brands, Mr. Adamson said.

Perhaps Damon Albarn's predilections of late, Toumani Diabate or Amadou and Mariam, would seem more likely to introduce the gig.

Bosses with expensive lifestyles are also more likely to introduce equity-based incentive schemes, the report finds.

Mothers who were feeding their babies formula were much more likely to introduce solid foods early than mothers who were exclusively breast-feeding, she said.

Women who were feeding their children exclusively formula or a mix of formula and breast milk were not only more likely to introduce solid food early, but to say their doctors gave them the go-ahead.