Sentence examples for still less likely from inspiring English sources

Girls are still less likely to be in school than boys.

You have probably never heard of Shanghai's 2010 Expo and are still less likely to attend.

The other four-team group, concluded on Tuesday, produced a still less likely outcome.

And, she said, although Hasidic women are still less likely to work while they have young children, more are looking for work after their children grow up.

Applications from 18-year-olds from economically disadvantaged areas increased, though they were still less likely to apply than richer students.

So far, oil executives and industry analysts say, threats from native groups are still less likely to drive off investors than the government's own tax increases and changes in agreements.

However, while women are still much less likely to smoke than men, their numbers have risen by 72.5%% since 1990, with the increasing population - from 56,100 to 96,800, reflecting an alarming situation.

It still seems less likely, though, that Mr Prabhakaran will concede any of it to other Tamils.

Even though they seem likely to hold themselves to higher standards, young people are still far less likely than older ones to describe themselves as prejudiced.

"If you're poor, you're still far less likely to go to university than if you're better off," he said.

Some supporters of the trade deal are quick to point out that union members are still statistically less likely to be killed than members of the general population.