Sentence examples for tremendously more likely from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not surprisingly, in the question about apportioning blame between the two potential malefactors, Tea Party sympathizers were tremendously more likely to assign more blame to the government.

This is a tremendously positive development: young people who feel support and acceptance will be less likely to harm themselves, and more likely to step into adulthood with mature self-knowledge.

More likely.

More likely, natural progression.

Money, more likely.

More likely the latter.

That seems more likely.

More likely, Australia.

Or, more likely, both.

(Or Macy, more likely).

More likely, it will not.