Sentence examples for more likely seek from inspiring English sources

He said the league would more likely seek a traditional long-term deal than a shorter one.

Purveyors of the line about the "Taliban's execrable tactic of using civilians as human shields" are either themselves unaware of classic guerrilla strategy or, more likely, seek to manipulate the general public's ignorance about the same.

Adventurous New Yorkers were also in the mix, curious about the hubbub or, more likely, seeking relief from a steamy July.

3. Ambulance personnel (like police) are more likely to seek help for somatic complaints and are less likely to seek help for mental problems.

Compared to those with scores below 12, they were more likely to seek informal help only and less likely to seek no help.

Among other things, lenders are now more likely to seek additional documents, like paycheck stubs and bank statements.

Black Africans were more likely to seek help from a religious leader and be less likely to seek formal help.

Smokers were significantly more likely to seek hypothetical treatment for lung cancer compared with non-smokers (p=0.005) who were more likely to seek treatment for mouth and throat cancer (p=0.043; table 3 and see online supplementary table E4).

Despite finding low current help-seeking behaviour in this sample, participants perceived they would be more likely to seek help when in the field.

Girls are more likely to seek advice than boys.

Since then parents have been more and more likely to seek out the unusual.