Physicians were far less likely than parents to register and respond to a child's distress.
People lacking insurance were far less likely to go to doctors.
And when members of the community had helped to improve the areas, they were far less likely to vandalise it.
White solicitors rarely face such lengthy inquries and, the report found, were far less likely to face disciplinary tribunals.
Responders were far less likely to reject unfair offers when they were able to voice their opinions, despite knowing the proposers would never receive those messages.
RUSI also found that rightwing extremists were far less likely to talk about their activities, and were often discovered only after detonating a device or killing an individual.
And because early Protestant colonisers were far less likely than their Catholic counterparts to work at converting non-whites, they were also less likely to marry them.
(The girls might, with effort, have learned to decipher their mother tongue, but they were far less likely than boys to know Latin).
The campers were far less likely to shower venom on any errant Mets than the firewater-fueled alleged adults on your normal, rabid night game.
LGBT people were more likely to live alone (41% compared to 21% of heterosexual people), and, unsurprisingly, were far less likely to have children.
Moreover, the Cohen study showed that dealers were far less likely to give blacks, even those with top-quality credit, the advantage of the lender's preferential interest rates.
