Example sentences of "[coord] [pers pn] be [adv] likely " in BNC.

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1 Strike up some personal rapport with the person in charge Of the centre so that he or she is more likely to go that extra mile for you .
2 Give me a six foot tank and I 'm more likely to put a shoal of small 25mm Tetras into it , along with a few Dwarf Cichlids and Corydoras , than use it for one or two larger fish .
3 And I 'm hardly likely to forget that .
4 Even so , the upward trend in direct sales extends to software , and you are increasingly likely to be able to buy accounting software by mail order .
5 It is much worse than a judge at Cruft 's checking over the points of a Pomeranian or Pekinese , and you are more likely to be bitten .
6 IT 'S Friday the 13th tomorrow — and you are more likely to have car problems than on any other day .
7 It 's important to keep to this organisation — it will help you give change more quickly , and you are less likely to make mistakes ( eg giving a customer 10p instead of 50p ) .
8 The standard BC109 quotes a range of 180 to 800 and you are less likely to find you have a suitable device .
9 Use one of the proprietary woodworm injectors for this , as their special nozzles are designed to fit the holes and you are less likely to risk an eyeful of the fluid .
10 And you 're most likely , here not just for communion but because it 's your custom to come to the six thirty service .
11 ‘ I doubt if you 'll have heard of a Romany having a magistrate removed from office either , Mr Peck , but make one arrest here and you 're very likely to be the first . ’
12 And you 're less likely to catch your hands then .
13 And you 're more likely to be accepted by your peers .
14 THE Chippendales might be great movers on stage but follow their fitness video and you 're more likely to feel the pain than the burn .
15 To check the registration , look closely at the horizontal lines on the screen , preferably against a white background ; if they have red and green edges it means that the registration is out , and you 're more likely to develop eyestrain .
16 We have talked in this book about the bereaved person 's need to talk and be recognized as someone having a mourning role , but if few people know us anyway , they are less likely to be aware of the major change in our life and we are less likely to feel able to talk to them about it .
17 Give a dog ( so to speak ) a bad name , treat him or her accordingly — by having a confrontation or using a suspicious manner — and we are quite likely to trigger a hostile , resentful reaction that confirms our original opinion .
18 In prose fiction , a more dialogic genre , various shifts of deictic centre occur ( that is , from character to character ) and we are more likely to see deictic terms verified intra-textually — for example , pronominal reference given a full cataphoric form .
19 That 's that 's right , I mean I I I would suggest that we 've arrived at that point now , and we 're increasingly likely to do so , because as we 've already heard York is very constrained , it 's it 's it 's a relatively small , compact , historic city , the greenbelt boundaries are drawn fairly tightly , correctly in so in in my opinion , and there 's really not much room for manoeuvre within with er in a existing settlements within the greenbelt .
20 and they 're more likely to give more money to us
21 These men rate themselves fitter than those who came to sex late and they 're less likely to consider themselves overweight .
22 And they are also likely to be healthier in old age , and have better access to good diet and medical assistance .
23 It is easier to space the seedlings , and they are less likely to become overcrowded before you prick them out .
24 Making love , walking the dog or knocking a squash ball about will do the job as effectively as a stiff drink , and they are less likely to hasten your demise .
25 So , there is an overall decline but technology may be selectively affecting those who are partially-hearing and they are less likely to appear in the statistics for special education ( DES , 1981 ) .
26 Their numbers are comparatively small , most receive cautions and they are less likely to make it to court .
27 Properties are older and more likely to be terraced houses or flats ; they have fewer rooms but more people per room ; and they are less likely to have a garden .
28 Workers rationally support capitalism as long as they believe it best advances their material interests , and they are always likely to do so , given the costs of the transition to socialism .
29 Compared to whites , blacks are less likely to acquire educational qualifications , their marriages are more likely to end in separation or divorce and they are more likely to have a criminal record .
30 Daytime and mixed day and night wetters have certain aetiological differences from night wetters , although there is much overlap : they are more likely to have had an adverse perinatal history , their bladder capacity tends to be smaller , and they are more likely to suffer urinary tract infection .
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