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Likely meaning
Probable; having a greater-than-even chance of occurring. | Reasonably to be expected; apparently destined, probable. | Appropriate, suitable; believable; promising, having a good potential.
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Translated, that means African-American women are less likely to develop the disease but more likely to die from it—a lot more likely, in fact.
One could be that “some individuals shed large amounts of virus so they are more likely to pass this on”, and are therefore “likely to be sicker so more likely to be hospitalised” and present a risk of hospital transmission.
We also know that consumers with a positive emotional connection to a company are 8.4-times more likely to trust the company, 7.1-times more likely to increase purchases, and 6.6-times more likely to forgive a company’s mistake.
Researchers have questioned whether healthy men are more likely to marry than men with health problems, but unhealthy men actually marry earlier, are less likely to divorce, and are more likely to remarry after divorce or being widowed than healthy men.
First, the researchers’ analysis revealed that late sleepers/late risers are more likely to live on their own and less likely to be married, as well as more likely to have a smoking habit and to report irregular sleep patterns.
It showed that women who read the books were 25 percent more likely to have an abusive partner; 34 percent were more likely to have a partner who stalked them; and 65 percent were more likely to engage in binge drinking.
Intimate terrorism is more likely to escalate over time, not as likely to be mutual, and more likely to involve serious injury.
A decade from now we are likely to be in a similar position and the prices of the cryptocurrencies that survive are likely to be much lower than they are even today.
A disclosure by an employee can relate to a conduct that is likely to result in the breakdown of justice, threaten the health or safety of a person or one that is likely to damage the environment.
After all, if the armed actors were likely to end the conflict without having their demands met, there likely would have not been a conflict in the first place.
Among conservatives, 38 percent said they were more likely to vote in the next election and 11 percent were “a little more likely” to vote, while 43 percent said their distrust didn’t affect the likelihood they would vote.
Among those who said they had asked for a pay increase and received one, there was little difference between the genders, but men were almost twice more likely to ask than women (21% vs 12%), and more likely to ask for more.
And how likely is likely?
And, when asked whether the new arrivals are likely to be established Championship players, Mowbray suggested they were more likely to be from overseas but not teenagers in the mould of Hemir and Mayenda.
A range of more than 300 miles is likely, with a huge battery likely to be used.
But if given the opportunity to play again, I will very likely play again and very likely win again.
But Stokes likely had no other choice on a pitch which has lost most of its sting and likely will be ideal for batting on the final day.
Cam could likely find some playing time in San Francisco, as with their current offense, they’re likely to burn through 3-4 quarterbacks a season.
Current factors driving higher prices "will likely ebb in the future, and inflation in consumer prices will likely drop below two percent", he added.
Females were also more likely to be targeted by suspected sex offenders, whilst males were more likely to be suspected of committing an offence.