Sentence examples for perhaps less likely from inspiring English sources

When it started, glistening Afros dominated the set, as young blacks boogied and shimmied to the music of the likes of Earth Wind & Fire and other acts perhaps less likely to get on "American Bandstand".

And so I'm perhaps less likely than I was 10, 20 years ago to jump in and fix something.

"As a result, we've staffed up with somewhat older people, in their 30's and 40's, who are perhaps less likely to relocate.

"Having said that, many people who consume copyrighted content are perhaps less likely to complain about an under-par user experience.

Smith even revealed that Affleck once had a Batcave-style entrance to a panic room at his home, a revelation perhaps less likely to induce sympathy for the star than its author intended.

But with the rapid growth has come many new hires, whose perspectives are less steeped in Wal-Mart tradition and perhaps less likely to spout the sayings of Mr. Sam.

Yet, even as the deployment of nuclear weapons made a conventional war on the subcontinent more risky — and therefore, perhaps, less likely — Pakistan's generals seemed to find their covert war in Kashmir more plausible.

The original supermodels – older, wiser and perhaps less likely to be to photographed falling out of nightclubs drunk – have great appeal to top fashion houses because they want a less risky, more professional edge to their marketing.

There are, perhaps, less likely pairings than Baz Luhrmann and the story of hip-hop's beginnings in the South Bronx in the 1970s.

A perhaps less-likely explanation is that closely related plants may be interconnected by common hyphal networks that improve the establishment of relatives' seedlings (Van Der Heijden and Horton 2009).

The MSSS appeared to reach smokers who were perhaps less likely to utilise traditional SSS and who seemed to embark upon a quit attempt after coming across the service, apparently by chance.