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Apps like these are less likely to be featured by editors, so less likely to rise in the charts and then go viral.

Connolly said: "The female scientific workforce is generally younger and so less likely to have key responsibilities or have the same level of achievements.

Indian police and soldiers are apparently better-trained, less heavy-handed, and so less likely to abuse locals in such a manner as to restart months of protest.

First ABC gets complete access to a show that it can use anywhere in its schedule, one that is not plot-driven and so less likely to be recognized by viewers who may have seen it before.

For now there was little reason to fear the UK was prone to the deflationary threat stalking the eurozone, where consumer and business spending was lacklustre and so less likely to fend off a downward spiral in prices, experts said.

The theory is that if you are less likely to trust the people around you, you are less willing to have a sense of solidarity and so less likely to stump up the taxes to pay for other people's benefits.

–Mopeds: Bicycles are so much cuter and so much less likely to cause a fractured femur.

"There have been improvements over the last year so less are likely to fail, with 25 now predicted to be at risk".

Sloam contrasts the UK with Germany, where young people have a range of options, and so are less likely to feel that they are wasting their vote.

"The bonus is the better you are at pushing, the better driver you get, so the less likely you are to crash.

It now seems that sauropods may have been every bit as diverse as they were during the Jurassic, but much less abundant and so much less likely to be found".