Sentence examples for more likely then from inspiring English sources

It is hard, sometimes, to discern the direction of the 'because' — if one should act to help others because it supports a system in which one's own happiness is more likely, then it looks really like a form of egoism.

And if those very extreme risks begin to look more likely, then we can think about going all the way to something like the U.K. has with a tidal barrier on the Thames".

All the more likely, then, that supplies may be disrupted.

Institutional reform is more likely, then, to come from the developing countries.

More likely, then, it's just that he's rather proud of his outdoor garb: a tweed jacket and matching cap, worn backwards over his still ebullient curls.

Much more likely, then, is a shift away from the sort of continuing cuts the Conservatives love towards a policy of boosting public investment once the structural deficit is cleared," he said.

Pupils are then more likely to then do the same with their peers.

Not only will you make their day and feel good yourself, research shows that anyone who witnesses your act of kindness will feels elevated and, by feeling so, be more likely to then help others.

So practicing mindfulness is important, as you're more likely to then remember to do it.

In your 40s you're more likely to, then 50s you go 'Whoops!' " At least she's on notice.

The more likely scenario, then, is the Rangers' asking for permission to speak with Sather before his window of opportunity opens.