Sentence examples for more likely today from inspiring English sources

For a millennial generation already nostalgiac for the pop culture of its youth, the return of the Postal Service is like finding a dorm-room love letter — or, more likely today, a note from an old crush in your Gmail archive.

The split is also evident in issues like gun control, immigration and government spending, where young voters are more likely today than several years ago to adopt the views of their own parties.

That prospect seemed more likely today because of the opposition to the proposed contracts.

A new study finds that girls are more likely today than in the past to start developing breasts by age 7 or 8.

Ms. Ginsburg and Mr. Samuels agree that copyright owners are more likely today than in the past to sue artists who appropriate their work.

"People are more likely today to hold full-time jobs with health insurance than part-time or temporary work, without benefits.

That makes a flotation all the more likely next year, perhaps triggering bonus shares for customers like me.

Snow would have been more likely several centuries ago.

Meaning full extraction won't start until at least 2016 and more likely 2017.

The money is to be allocated by Sept. 30, with more likely next year.

But Mr. Zorn, as becomes only more likely this week, will be one of its survivors.