Sentence examples for more likely no from inspiring English sources

More likely, no one will.

More likely, no one is in control.

'I guess no one's bothered.' More likely, no one knew.

It can't be justified as a necessary consequence of general belt-tightening across government: most calculations show the forestry plan would have saved little or, more likely, no money.

I see the possible futures, the breathing machines connected through a surgical opening in the neck, the pasty liquid dripping in through a hole in the belly, the possible long, painful, and only partial recovery - or, sometimes more likely, no return at all of the person they remember.

More remote publications were not considered, as the contact information was more likely no longer accurate and authors may not recall details of their studies.

The response options were: More likely, less likely, no difference, depends, don't know.

The sort of humiliating thing which perhaps makes terrorism more likely, if no more justifiable.

The more likely, though no less troubling, alternative is for museums to censor what they exhibit.

That would have limited their downside risk while still allowing them to profit from the more likely outcome (no aliens).

Though the disbandment of the department still seems less rather than more likely this summer, no one would be entirely surprised if it were broken up.