Sentence examples for sometimes less likely from inspiring English sources

In suits involving smartphones and tablets — amalgams of hardware, software and telecommunications technologies covered by many thousands of patents — judges are sometimes less likely to halt the shipment of a device based on a few infringing patents.

Several studies investigating this perception have suggested that home batsmen are sometimes less likely than visiting batsmen to be lbw.

Producers are sometimes less likely to agree to a traditional studio deal if they think a big payday from a digital player is looming.

Negative trials are sometimes less likely to be published.

Although this research suggests that forgiveness may sometimes be less likely to motivate behavior change, there are other reasons to practice forgiveness.

Adolescents who reported parental supervision most of the times or sometimes were less likely to have been truant compared to those who report no supervision.

Teens who use drugs sometimes are less likely to value academic performance, so this is a telltale sign.

But the official also said that Obama has learned a lesson about Presidential leadership in an era of deep polarization: speaking out in favor of his policies sometimes makes them less likely to pass.

The real numbers are probably higher given that sometimes men may be less likely to come forward in reporting assaults.

I even finally mastered the art of the eyeliner flick – although sometimes, somehow, my face is less likely to be the way I left it yesterday.

Uninfected men were more likely to agree that there was a "condom culture" among the men they have sex with (75.7% versus 54.9%, p = 0.001), and less likely to "sometimes feel under pressure to not use a condom" (28.8% versus 45.3%, p = 0.01).