Sentence examples for more likely lack from inspiring English sources

Listening to women has never exactly been Trump's strong suit, but now his entire campaign may hang in the balance of his ability – or more likely, lack of ability – to do just that.

According to the guidelines, no follow-up is recommended for a small nodule (≤4 mm) in a low-risk patient, because the risk of malignancy is less than 1%; yet many radiologists incorrectly recommend follow-up for such a nodule, perhaps due to disagreement with the guidelines, medicolegal concerns, or, more likely, lack of familiarity with the details of the guidelines.

In 1999, Justin Kruger and David Dunning, from Cornell University, New York, tested whether people who lack the skills or abilities for something are also more likely to lack awareness of their lack of ability.

Its findings were unequivocal: "Blacks are 182% more likely to lack accepted ID, and Latinos are 206%% more likely to lack accepted ID than are whites".

Patients detained under civil sections of the MHA were more likely to lack capacity than those admitted to hospital voluntarily, however, over 50% of informal patients were found to lack capacity when assessed.

But again, what makes white working-class people more likely to lack aspiration?

Those with a poor body image are also more likely to lack self-confidence and self-esteem, which in turn can impede social, academic and vocational success.

A new study commissioned by the United Hospital Fund concluded that working New Yorkers are more likely to lack health insurance than workers nationally.

Noncitizens are two to three times more likely to lack health insurance than citizens, studies show, and the gap has widened, even for children.

Latina teenagers are less likely to have health-care coverage for contraceptives, and are more likely to lack transport to the free clinics in their cities.

They are more likely to lack the basic information needed to make good choices, such as which fertiliser to use or when to apply it.