Sentence examples for more likely kept from inspiring English sources

However Ahn et al. [ 30], described that the Korean women aged 40 years and above compared to those aged lesser than 40 years old more likely kept their respective jobs after treatment.

The manager, Bert van Marwijk, must now decide whether to risk using the Bayern Munich player from the start in tomorrow's game against Japan in Durban or, more likely, keep him back as a substitute.

If she likes you, but you are considered a jerk, backstabber, player or anything else negative she will more than likely keep her feelings to herself.

Keep in mind that innovation-driven companies may be more likely to keep new projects intact through a storm.

If you like the activity, you are much more likely to keep at it.

Skirts made of heavy materials are more likely to keep you warm than thinner materials, like satin.

Male-headed households are more likely to keep larger herds of livestock, whereas household heads with higher level of education are more likely to keep smaller herd sizes.

They are more likely to keep Lee than Robinson.

Choose one that appeals to you and you are more likely to keep it close by.

I think it's far more likely to keep the prosperity of the country going.

Mr Barak would be more likely to keep Labour on board.