Sentence examples for more likely outcomes from inspiring English sources

Tweeter John Hansen (@aboredauthor) was first to comment that perhaps Young Adult characters don't lead the most realistic lives... And, using the hashtag #VeryRealisticYA, Twitter users jumped on the bandwagon to explore several more likely outcomes for YA protagonists.

"If we want to take a smart approach to the future, we need to consider a full range of possible outcomes and that means not only the more likely outcomes, but also outcomes for truly catastrophic impacts, even if those are lower probability," he said.

A more likely outcome is like that of Chile, where a lackluster candidate was unable to take advantage of Socialist Party President Michelle Bachelet's 80percentt approval rating, and lost to a right-wing billionaire in 2010.

A much more likely outcome after 2014 is that the new Afghan government, like the present one, will control only the main cities and the air routes.

(A far more likely outcome).

The more likely outcome rather is rather more reassuring.

A far more likely outcome is the classic Brussels fudge: a messy compromise.

A more likely outcome is a general election, a second referendum, or both.

The more likely outcome is an ongoing dispute that carries on throughout the 2012 Presidential campaign.

This week's results undoubtedly make the Trump-Clinton match-up an even more likely outcome than it was already.

The relocation of one or two teams, to wealthy areas without one, however, is a more likely outcome.