Sentence examples for once more likely from inspiring English sources

(Because of the chef Paul Prudhomme, they were once more likely to be encountered blackened on a plate than on the end of your line).

Within his agency, Two Forks changed Denver so profoundly that, for many years afterwards, the city had environmental lawyers once more likely to sue it than do business with it on the water utility's ruling board.

The sword clearly was lost at least once (more likely more than once, depending on the character state coding and reconstruction method) in this genus, but the repeated evolution of the sword could not be inferred strongly.

Starting this season in the country's regionalised, theoretically amateur Second Division B with its four groups, 80 teams and long, torturous road back to the world of professional football once looked more likely than starting it in the First Division.

Fans of J. K. Rowling's books are once again more likely to be satisfied than thrilled, since Mr. Columbus and the screenwriter Steve Kloves follow her novel, the second in the Harry Potter series, scrupulously.

Banners on the main boulevards of Taipei that once were more likely to promote Western or Japanese performers now advertise coming performances by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra or a Kunqu opera troupe.

Apart from questions of the black experience, though, I think that the gap between British and American performers is shrinking where British actors were once far more likely to have university or conservatory training, today many young American actors do as well.

Thus, genes which are affected by a loss once, are more likely to be affected by additional further losses.

It is possible that optimists, having received the 'treatment' once, were more likely to expect a subsequent positive treatment response.

Women who completed the survey more than once were more likely to have more complicated pregnancies and increased gestational age as these women attended the antenatal clinic more often.

For example, two studies found that positive experience with female physicians positively influences patient preference for a female physician [ 72, 110] and that patients who had bypassed their closest rural hospital once are more likely to bypass it again [ 111].