Sentence examples for more likely move from inspiring English sources

A more likely move would be for Notre Dame to join the Big Ten, which be financially comparable to the Irish's current television deal with NBC and also would drastically increase the value of the Big Ten's network.

Michael Feroli, U.S. economist for JPMorgan, says a more likely move is to keep the $1.75 trillion target, but decide to purchase less mortgages and more Treasury debt.

This study provides evidence that there may be a fragmentation "threshold" for red drum, whereby once a habitat becomes too fragmented; individuals either suffer higher mortality or more likely move to more continuous landscapes.

Those who have moved once also seemed more likely to move again.

Previous literature (e.g., Da Vanzo 1983; Holmlund 1984; Westerlund and Wyzan 1995; Westerlund 1997) has suggested that individuals that move in one period are more likely to move in subsequent periods, which motivates this choice.

In the anterior posterior direction, target motion was more likely to move posteriorly towards the rectum than anteriorly.

The government has promised to introduce one, and should get on with it.China is more likely to move if it sees movement elsewhere.

Israel is more likely to move on humanitarian measures like this than to ease financial pressures on the Palestinian leadership.

Developers integrating Facebook Likes into the apps themselves is more likely to move the needle in this area.

Correlated means that a cell is more likely to move in a direction similar to its previous direction of movement.

"Under Universal Credit, claimants are more likely to move into work and earn more".