Sentence examples for yes more likely from inspiring English sources

You ask, 'Did Picasso paint that?,' and the dealer says, 'Yes, more likely than not.' You wouldn't buy that".

Public opinion polls now suggest that the mood in Ireland has changed because of the economic crisis, making a "yes" vote more likely if there is a second referendum.

On the other hand, Alex Salmond quitting as SNP leader after narrowly losing the independence referendum looks a masterstroke with hindsight: by going when he could respectably have stayed, Salmond arguably made a future yes vote more likely.

Generally, the higher the number of people that RSVP "yes," the more likely it is for your party to "snowball" into a much bigger event than you planned for.

It has to do with its taste, yes, but more likely with the fact that the texture of pulque is.... very strange.

The answer sadly is yes, it's more likely to be lost than be saved".

The data shows that yes voters are more likely to take part on 18 September and their greater appetite to cast a vote could add 2% to the final yes vote.

"We went on an office outing to see the film," says Mr O'Brien, "and we found ourselves sitting right in the middle of our target audience".The "yes" campaign hopes to win over floating voters by pointing out that the constitution and Europe go together, and that a "yes" vote is more likely to preserve relations with Europe as they are already.

If yes, heat is more likely.

A yes vote – the more likely outcome, according to the polls – would mean the fall of the Syriza-led government.

One is the changing face of labor: older, yes, but also more likely than in the past to be minorities, foreign-born if they're in New York and to work outside of the traditional service industries.