Sentence examples for will be even less likely from inspiring English sources

In the future, young people will be even less likely to leave school without qualifications and find work.

Connoisseurs falling for the marvelous sculpture of a goose from Ptolemaic Egypt shown by Rupert Wace will be even less likely to heed the latest fads.

As China's economic weight catches up with the United States', its leadership will be even less likely to respond to bullying.

"This would mean that any estimate between carbon uptake in the biosphere and carbon being released through respiration in the biosphere will be even less likely to balance and must include the carbon in streams and rivers," he said.

As fees rise further, less well-off as well as part-time students will be even less likely to apply to more expensive universities and so damage their opportunities.

If top players don't always have their injuries scanned, then a club will be even less likely to spend £400 on an MRI scan for a reserve-team player.

If you have a small hand-held GPS, you'll be even less likely to become lost.

Stubborn people are defensive, and, well, stubborn, and if you even say this word around them, then they will clam up and be even less likely to change.

More precise measurements will probably reveal a future impact to be even less likely.

"We're really concerned with this shift that it might be even less likely that people will follow the guidance," said Hughes.

If the so-called sequestration cuts take effect next January -- an automatic $500 billion deduction to the federal defense budget that will occur unless Congress can agree on alternative means of reducing the deficit -- there will be even less funding to go around, which will likely put greater competitive pressure on small contractors looking to team up with larger primes.