Sentence examples for ones more likely from inspiring English sources
In a column published last fall in The British Medical Journal, Christakis wrote that a strictly utilitarian point of view would suggest we should give better medical care to well-connected individuals, because they're the ones more likely to pass on the benefits contagiously to others.
They found that the people who seemed to react the most strongly to stressors 10 years prior were the ones more likely to have gone on to develop health conditions.
It might seem like a safe assumption that employees who like their jobs would be more likely to show up for work each day, and those who are disgruntled would be the ones more likely to hit the snooze button on their alarms and go back to sleep.
Slow-jamming the news has become an unlikely rite of passage for politicians looking to make an impression with voters, particularly the younger ones more likely to watch and share viral clips on YouTube than tune in to "Meet the Press".
Bland foods are less satisfying, while cheap, mass-produced ones more likely to be wasted.
Beauty, they found, did not confer credibility: the subjects showed more interest in the attractive scientists, but they deemed the uglier ones more likely to do good work.
Thus, it seems, "relying on the internet to access information makes one more likely to rely on the internet to access other information".
His visits to the course are, like this one, more likely to involve work than pleasure or competition.
Being "underinsured" also makes one more likely to suffer financial consequences like inability to pay medical bills, accruing medical debt, or even bankruptcy.
She may ask for a quiet room to nurse her baby or pump breast milk and is the one more likely to press for on-site child care.
Oh, and there's one more likely consequence.
