Sentence examples for more likely manage from inspiring English sources

We all have to climb out of the pit of desolation, or what is more likely, manage to live in it, planting our flowers among the ashes and squirting them with our gaiety.

The more relevant memorial to a golfer and a man who irritated or engaged you or, more likely, managed both, is to be found in the elegant, old-time resort of Pinehurst, North Carolina.

The use of Khat among bipolar patients was almost two times more likely managed with physical restrained than patients who had not used Khat [AOR = 1.83, 95% CI (1.10, 3.04)].

They were less likely to manage prostate cancer with a 'prescription only', yet more likely to manage it with a 'referral with investigation'.

It is possible that health care providers in adjacent HRRs are more likely to manage patients in a similar fashion.

Lenders are more likely to manage LDRs down by letting loans run off or by competing for more deposits than to pull out of countries altogether.

They found that those who flunked the test were much more prone to defaulting than the numerate, who were much more likely to manage to keep paying.The numeracy quiz that the study's authors gave to their sample of borrowers was hardly rocket science.

They were also more likely to manage uveitis with corticosteroid injections and less likely to refer patients to uveitis specialists.

In addition to differences in the proportion of referrals, recent graduates were also more likely to manage IMT-requiring uveitis with off-label corticosteroid injections.

Landowners were more likely to manage restored and remnant areas if they perceived threats such as weeds, pest animals and fire risk would be detrimental to their property, than to enhance environmental outcomes.

"If you don't take the approach that you are thinking of as a 100-year firm, then you are more likely to manage for short-term, which is to the detriment of the other partners at the firm," he says.