Sentence examples for traditionally more likely from inspiring English sources

Their members are traditionally more likely to vote, and now they are more numerous than ever.

Qadris are a subsect of Barelvi Sunni Muslims, who were traditionally more likely to enjoy Qawwali music and distributing rice pudding to celebrate their spirituality.

Over 800,000 British citizens overseas are pensioners, and many more are thought to be businessmen or tax exiles, all groups traditionally more likely to vote Conservative.

Bragg is traditionally more likely to be seen singing the Internationale at a May Day rally than voicing the frustrations of middle England or falling into step with free marketeers such as myself.

Few things in a democracy are more sacrosanct than the right to vote, and in his furious documentary "American Blackout," Ian Inaba assembles compelling evidence to support his claim that African-Americans — who are traditionally more likely to vote Democratic — are being deliberately and systematically excluded from the political process.

Democrats are traditionally more likely to vote early, which is why many in the party have ascribed political motives to Scott's restriction of the process.

In targeting Hindus, Sikhs, Jews and those of Tamil ethnicity, the Tories are once again courting a suburban semicircle of boroughs in north London that traditionally are more likely to vote Conservative.

These approaches have traditionally been more likely to discover ATP competitive inhibitors, but several groups have recently reported activity-based screens in which the assay conditions were modified to promote the identification of ATP-noncompetitive inhibitors.

Percentages were slightly higher for patients with M. intracellulare isolates (39.4%), M. avium (33.3%), M. kansasii (52.6%), and much lower for patients infected with species traditionally thought more likely to be contaminants, such as M. gordonae (11.1%).

But some criminologists and women's advocates said the explanation may be that black women traditionally were much more likely to be victims of domestic homicide than white women, so that the legal, social and economic changes of recent years have helped black women more than white women.

In aggressively lowering short-term interest rates, the Fed has been seeking to stimulate economic activity: Lower rates make it easier for banks to get cash, which traditionally makes them more likely to lend, giving businesses the wherewithal to invest and hire workers.