Sentence examples for not as likely to develop from inspiring English sources

Someone who witnessed the fall of the towers from afar is not as likely to develop the disorder as someone who worked on the fiftieth floor of Tower One and only narrowly escaped.

Researchers report that women with the mutation are not as likely to develop breast and other cancers as previously thought, and that the mutations may also be less common among women with a family history of breast cancer.

The larger the number of risk factors considered, the higher the likelihood the prediction model will separate those at risk of disease from those who are not as likely to develop disease.

A study published the year before Tilberis's cancer was diagnosed, by Dr. Alice Whittemore at Stanford University, had found that women treated with fertility drugs who later went on to have children were three times as likely as their peers to develop ovarian cancer, while those women who did not succeed in getting pregnant were 27 times as likely to develop the disease.

Just because women are twice as likely to develop depression doesn't mean men should suffer in silence.

The reality is that women are twice as likely to develop PTSD than men, and not all wars take place on the battlefield.

Those who used indoor tanning devices were 1.74 times as likely to develop melanoma as those who did not.

They found that those with metabolic syndrome were almost twice as likely to have an incident of heart disease, and more than three times as likely to develop diabetes as those who did not have the syndrome.

Children who inhaled dust from the collapsed World Trade Center may be twice as likely to develop asthma as children who were not exposed, according to preliminary findings released yesterday by the City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

* People who smoke marijuana are twice as likely to develop schizophrenia as those who do not smoke.

Subjects administered the combined HRT regimen of estrogen and progestin were twice as likely to develop dementia in comparison with those not treated with HRT.