Sentence examples for really more likely from inspiring English sources

Is that sales executive really more likely to be a better candidate for a job?

Fact check: are older Americans really more likely to vote Republican?

But is it really more likely that a New Labour machine politician can win back the party's lost working class, Green, SNP and Ukip voters – or wow the punters with support for another illegal war – than someone at the head of a popular movement for a different kind of politics?

If female judges are really more likely than men to be influenced by their emotional sympathies, then the outcome of a case may hinge on whether a female or a male judge is hearing it -- an unacceptable proposition in a country that believes in the rule of law.

Hardly any of the clothing sold in the United States is made there; everybody knows it and no one really has a problem with it except for a few uptight weirdos who dress either really well or, more likely, like an incontinent grandmother's shitstains.

Is this really a more likely scenario than the colonial infrastructure in the occupied territories being dismantled?

"What surprised all four of us was that we discovered those who identified themselves as procrastinators, in fact, were really no more likely to have saving regrets that people who didn't identify themselves that way," said Hurd.

Clever, but it really is more likely that the Observatory's number is the more accurate one.

But when you did encounter their music, and I know you did, it probably left you feeling something: either really impressed, or maybe really bored, but more likely than either of those it left you in some combination of confused, curious and willing.

And a really smart girl who is also really insecure is more likely to grow into a baby-diva, one of those tornado-people who not only suck all of the air out of the room but re-expel it in a misty stinkbomb of their favorite gum and some Grey Goose and the stressy cortisol that works through their body's processes and pools like liquid tin in their mouth, OR.

Which strategy does the chancellor really think is more likely to keep our AAA credit rating?