Sentence examples for well more likely from inspiring English sources

Centralizers help cement flow evenly around an oil well before hardening, and using 6 of them — instead of the 21 that he recommended — made the well more likely to need additional cementing, Mr. Gagliano said.

Dr. Larson said that the expectation was that if these breeds were closer genetically to the first domesticated dogs, they would be geographically closer as well, more likely to be found near the sites of early dog fossils, or archaeological records of ancient breeds.

Students that are approving of pornography and masculinity and femininity being equated to having more sexual encounters, were as well more likely to be sexually experienced after the adjustments mentioned above (OR= 1.69; 95% CI 1.25 2.29).

Women who booked for antenatal care before gestational week 16, and those who were able to read well or very well were more likely to receive four or more antenatal care visits (data not shown).

Children who eat well are more likely to perform well and have fewer behavior problems.

For example, minimal substitutions and the lack of in-and-out privileges (temporary substitutions) make for tired and exhausted players, who don't play as well, are more likely to tackle poorly instead of defend well, and are more likely to get injured (taking their skills out of future games).

Someone who knows you well is more likely to have a good understanding of who you really are, but the tricky thing is that few people close to you are willing to be completely honest about all your failings.

CUNNINGHAM -- Well, more than likely I've done loads of bad ideas already.

… If all goes well, more than likely [she'll be] on the lead".

And it seems rooted in a basic philosophy of human nature: people who bowl well are more likely to return.

Directors of nursing in commercial homes are less satisfied as well, and more likely to be planning to leave.