Sentence examples for more likely pick from inspiring English sources

"She's going to press the button," Johnson said, adding he believed she would more likely pick an aggressive response to provocation than Trump.

Imagine that you're in the FBI and you receive a tip -- or more likely, pick up information through the kind of mass surveillance in which the national security state now specializes.

Which is more likely: picking two red cards, or one red and one black card?

The fastest-growing part of that is meals that can be prepared, or more likely picked up from a restaurant, in 15 minutes or less, NPD said.

Benh Zeitlin, Michael Haneke and David O Russell's best director nods look to have pushed out Tom Hooper, Kathryn Bigelow and Quentin Tarantino, all of whom started the season looking the more likely picks.

Given 12 red cards, how many black cards do there need to be so that it if you pick two, you are more likely to pick two red cards?

As school board members prepare to select the next leader of the L.A. Unified School District, signs show they're more likely to pick someone like Ramon C. Cortines than his predecessor, John Deasy.

If your wedding feels like an advert, you're more likely to pick a first dance song that sounds like something from an ad, instead of one you actually like.

The important variability across templates (one or two peaks with different widths, see Supplementary Fig. S1, Weiner et al., 2010) suggests that they can capture various nucleosome profiles (high sensitivity), but at the same time, are more likely to pick up nucleosome-like patterns (or background noise) present after permutation.

"We are much more likely to pick their pockets than they are to pick ours," Mr. Gillespie said.

Those with networks of female friends (not necessarily other mothers) feel more supported and are more likely to pick up on news like available job-shares.