Sentence examples for so more likely from inspiring English sources

Firstly, if you skip a meal, you're hungrier at the next meal so more likely to make a worse choice.

And if you exercise regularly, you're unlikely to be obese – so more likely to have a higher sex drive".

Older, propertied women were often conservative, rather than radical, in nature and so more likely to vote Unionist than Liberal.

Processes that are nimble and rapidly responsive to acts of harm are therefore more aligned with young adults' capacity and so more likely to produce positive results.

He said the robbers dressed as women because they were aware that typically jewelers are more trusting of women and so more likely to allow them to enter.

So more likely than not, he'll jump at the change-up, or at least not have the timing that is a prerequisite to solid contact.

Companies are basing premiums in part on applicants' sex, so women, who tend to live longer and so are more likely to need care, are paying more.

So more than likely, they will forge ahead down the same well-trodden path, with the same inconsistent quarterback, Mark Sanchez.

So disproportionately more likely to die.

And so I more likely gravitated toward the courtroom for that reason.

Students who do so are more likely to attend a four-year college, data suggests.