Sentence examples for office were more likely from inspiring English sources

In a 1989 study, for example, Dr. Rena Repetti, also of U.C.L.A., found that mothers returning home after a stressful day at the office were more likely to devote time to their children, while fathers were more likely to withdraw or incite conflict.

Those in the state office were more likely to prefer high priority among leadership.

This report illustrated that facet joint injection services provided in an office were more likely to have an error than those provided in an ambulatory surgery center (ASC) or hospital outpatient department (HOPD).

There has long been a belief in American politics that a wealthy person who runs for office is more likely to be honest because bribes won't tempt him — this is the Bloomberg model.

Lawyers believe that the attorney general's office is more likely to act on behalf of smaller buildings, because it recognizes that litigation could be prohibitively costly for buildings with relatively few unit owners.

Google says the algorithms have taught it valuable lessons, from obvious ones (entrepreneurs who have started successful companies are more likely to do it again) to less obvious ones (start-ups located far from the venture capitalist's office are more likely to be successful, probably because the firm has to go out of its way to finance the start-up).

… [Whitaker's] office was more likely than all but one other district in the United States to use its authority to impose the harshest sentences on drug offenders, according to a finding by [an] Iowa federal judge, Mark W. Bennett, who it called a 'deeply troubling disparity.'" Woody's sentence was later shortened by Barack Obama.

Though cast as measures meant to make the country safe, the Trump administration's moves during its first week in office are more likely to weaken the counterterrorism defenses the United States has erected over the past 16 years, several current and former U.S. officials said.

A new personality profile shows that politicians who have made it to the Oval Office are more likely than you or me to be brash, bold, and downright disagreeable.

If propofol is determined to be the cause of death, he said, the district attorney's office is more likely to act.

However, there is a feeling in Whitehall that the Home Office is more likely to go the US federal way, and push for blanket bans on all new psychoactive chemicals, regardless of their effects.