Sentence examples similar to plainly more likely from inspiring English sources

Or, more plainly and more likely, the test episodes (commonly called pilots) may not have been any good.

As for advertising, plainly the more time people spend on Facebook, the more likely advertisers will stick with the company, instead of gravitating to Twitter.

To put it plainly, if students don't feel included in the academic and scientific communities, they are more likely to leave science, and the diversity problem will remain unsolved.

Indeed, despite Mr Ahmadinejad's diatribe, they know that any serious attempt to attack Israel would be more likely to provoke a large-scale assault, perhaps terminal, on the Islamic republic.Plainly, Mr Ahmadinejad's remarks have done Iran little good.

Plain speech matters because when we speak clearly we are more likely to speak truth than when we retreat into slogan and euphemism; avoiding euphemism takes courage because it almost always points plainly to responsibility.

Primark is cockahoop, gleefully spinning the trust's finding that a key sequence featuring child labourers in Bangalore was "more likely than not … not authentic" as evidence the whole report was wrong – which plainly it was not.

More likely.

It's plainly more important than sex.

That seems more likely.

More likely, Australia.

Or, more likely, both.