Sentence examples for more likely sooner from inspiring English sources

The effect of Natanz-Qum was to make new sanctions more likely sooner.

"We don't know yet how, and we don't know when, but we are certain it will collapse, and more likely sooner than later".

George W. Bush's top economic adviser, Lawrence Lindsey, has been warning for some time that the stock market is dangerously overvalued, that it's a bubble that is bound to burst, and more likely sooner than later.

A Saudi decision to constrain production is somewhat more likely sooner or later, given the precipitous decline in government revenues.

It's more likely that sooner or later Romney is going to have to prove his own toughness by taking Perry on directly.

The veteran public health expert, who held a number of senior NHS posts until he retired last year, said he would be happy for doctors "to stop treatment, to be more ready to prescribe the sort of medication that doctors do prescribe in terms of sedatives, comfort drugs and medicine … that means they will be more likely to [die] sooner rather than later.

They were also more likely to die sooner.

Older folks are more likely to die sooner than younger people, of course.

While officials pushing for an earlier end to asset purchases do not have nearly enough votes on the 12-member committee to force a change in policy, they could reduce the impact of the Fed's efforts by convincing investors that purchases are even slightly more likely to end sooner.

The records from 1.2 million women showed that even those who smoked fewer than 10 cigarettes a day were more likely to die sooner.

While buying and holding a broadly diversified slice of the stock market will likely produce bountiful rewards for the long term, gratification is more likely to come sooner from a little brush with momentum.