On other measures, likelier Clinton supporters have seen more improvement than likelier Trump supporters since January.
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And median usual weekly earnings are up 2.9 percent for likelier Clinton supporters versus 1.8 percent for likelier Trump supporters.
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They are younger; less likely to have graduated from college; likelier to be men; and likelier to support Mr. Sanders.
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"Likelier Trump supporters" and "likelier Clinton supporters" in the C.P.S. are defined based on their demographic similarity to actual Trump voters and actual Clinton voters in the C.C.E.S. Estimates of labor market indicators for each group are weighted by the probability of each C.P.S. respondent's being a likelier Trump supporter or a likelier Clinton supporter.
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The broader U-6 rate has fallen by 0.8 points for likelier Clinton supporters and by 0.6 points for likelier Trump supporters.
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This burden falls disproportionately on Latinos, who are both likelier than other Americans to grow up in football-loving families and likelier to be poor.
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Contrary to popular perception, likelier Trump supporters were doing better over all in the labor market than likelier Clinton supporters both before and after the election.
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Whites with college degrees were likelier than non-college whites to oppose the policy, and young people of all races were likelier to oppose it than old people.
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Beach lovers also are 132 times likelier to perish drowning and 290 times likelier to be killed in a boating accident, not to mention the sun's lethal potential.
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Republican senators were likelier to vote with the rich than the poor on economic issues, and likelier to vote with the poor than the rich on social ones.
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Democrats who own guns are likelier to vote for Republican presidential candidates than Democrats who don't; black Americans who own guns are likelier to vote Republican than black Americans who don't; women who own guns are likelier to vote Republican than women who don't, and on and on and on.
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Meanwhile, a British study found that bisexual women were likelier to develop disordered eating, depression, and anxiety than lesbians and heterosexual women, and were also likelier to self-harm.
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Often they choose a slightly higher cutoff than the expected turnout, on the assumption that poll respondents are likelier than nonrespondents to vote — but exactly how much likelier is somewhat unscientific.
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Pupils who fail those tests are in turn four times likelier to drop out of high school, and those who drop out are eight times likelier to end up in jail.
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Multiple embryos are more vulnerable: Twins are 12 times more likely to be born prematurely, 16 times likelier to have low birth weight and five times likelier to have respiratory complications.
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If rich people are likelier to be married, that artificially increases the incomes of rich tax units, by making it likelier those units will include two people rather than just one.
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A likelier avenue for legal change runs through state capitals.
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Previously, Remainer constituencies had been far likelier to feel optimistic.
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It's looking likelier that Hurricane Matthew could pummel Florida twice
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In fact, men are likelier to be undecided than women.
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They're likelier to endorse NAFTA than Republicans are as well.
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But history seems likelier to repeat itself, at this point.
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Public financing didn't make it likelier for Democrats to win.
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Some states are likelier to come out ahead than others.
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At no point has that looked likelier than this week.
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Voters are becoming likelier to split by age and education.
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New Mexico will likelier be a heavier lift for Trump.
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Paradoxically, the heightened fear of escalation also makes it likelier.
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They are likelier to be injured -- and killed -- by police.
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Bribery, which uses the phrase "thing of value," seems likelier.
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Their findings were similar: Republicans were likelier to match the opinions of the wealthy (particularly the top 97th through 99th percentile), and Democrats likelier to match the views of the poor and middle class.
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Ryan really is likelier to pass his budget if Trump occupies the White House, and amidst a norm-breaking presidency, he really would be likelier to keep his speakership if Republicans protect Trump from impeachment.
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They're also likelier to identify themselves as single-issue voters than gun control opponents are, and Republican gun owners are likelier to say their gun owner identity is important to them than Democratic gun owners.
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But incompetence, we were assured, was the likelier explanation than conspiracy.
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They were also likelier to mount successful attempts to block speakers.
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The more effective U.S. sanctions are, the likelier these scenarios become.
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Poorer people are likelier than the better-off to use cash.
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A likelier reason is that civil servants have become more wary.
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It is likelier that he will be about 100 votes shy.
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Trade unions, too, are likelier to accept at least limited change.
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These big gaps are likelier to happen with lower-quality polls.
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Sure, they would be harder to use and likelier to break.
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Millennial women are likelier to hold a Bachelor's degree than men.
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Hourly workers are likelier than salaried workers to be laid off.
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Median full-time wages were higher for likelier Trump supporters, too.
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White women are also likelier to be married than black women.
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The unemployment rate has fallen by equal amounts for both groups: to 0003 percent in July from 4 percent in January for likelier Trump supporters, and to 4.5 percent from 4.9 percent for likelier Clinton supporters.
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Instead, it's far likelier that both will simply stick to the 835.
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Americans are also likelier to have housing with air conditioning and screens.
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The more out of the blue, the likelier it is to stick.
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Smaller companies that often employ immigrant workers remain likelier to use them.
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A likelier explanation is China's manufacturing boom, which afforded women unprecedented opportunities.
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Much likelier indicators of support for him were cultural and not pretty.
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Which do you want to bet is likelier to become a reality?
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Young Americans are likelier to have children without marrying than older Americans.
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Globally, migrants are three times likelier to file patents than non-migrants.
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The villagers who were given information only were no likelier to migrate.
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Or they became likelier to be counted by pollsters as likely voters.
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Lower-income whites are always likelier to support Democrats than other whites.
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They are likelier to get sick from living near fossil fuel production.
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Calculator Younger workers are likelier to seek new cities for career advancement.
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Such systems have proved far likelier to experience a coup or collapse.
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The higher the turnout, according to Monmouth, the likelier a Trump victory.
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Getting gangs to reduce violence, they argue, is likelier than destroying them.
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But it's likelier that Blount gets caught blazing in Wendell Smallwood's SUV.
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Bisexual women are likelier than both heterosexual and lesbian women to experience sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, and other forms of abuse, and both lesbian and bisexual women are likelier than straight women to have experienced childhood trauma.
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Despite less current hardship, likelier Trump supporters might have had more economic anxiety about the future, because they tend to be less educated and likelier to work in so-called routine jobs that are at higher risk from automation.
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And Mr Trump's and Mr Bush's double-act has surely made that likelier.
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People here are poorer, unhappier and likelier to leave than elsewhere in Bulgaria.
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Yet the Ganges is likelier to add to the ailments than cure them.
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But interestingly, experts say it's likelier that Pompeo falls in line with Mattis.
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And those jobs are likelier to be held by black and Latino workers.
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In many departments, suicide is a likelier killer than the line of duty.
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It's likelier that Republicans won't be flexible, and the negotiations will eventually collapse.
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White men were likelier to be given careerenhancing tasks such as client meetings.
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Everywhere, immigrants are likelier than the native-born to start their own business.
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A likelier outcome is a gradual slicing away of parts of public holdings.
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What seems likelier to work is doing more to influence what doctors advise.
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The high bar for further policy easing made "volatility episodes" likelier, he said.
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All of a sudden, President Donald Trump's impeachment is looking likelier than ever.
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And are they any likelier to get a deal in three weeks' time?
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Older people are also likelier to spread fake news on Facebook, research shows.
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Democratic elected officials are much likelier to share the policy opinions of the poor or middle class on economic policy, while Republican officials are likelier to diverge from middle-class public opinion in favor of representing the views of the wealthy.
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They registered low job satisfaction and were likelier to look for a new job.
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They are far likelier to get involved in politics as donors, voters or candidates.
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The season isn't over yet, so a Patrick-David reunion is likelier than not.
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Women in those departments also publish more papers and are likelier to get tenure.
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A likelier outcome is Nuro gets quickly bought up by a company like Amazon.
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Others are likelier than Ms Klobuchar is to appeal to crucial African American voters.
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Partners would be likelier to retaliate directly rather than seek redress through the WTO.
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If he thinks he has won one fight, he is likelier to start another.
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And Kennedy's replacement will be much likelier to join a decision overturning Roe v.
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But that situation is far likelier to force consensus than unilateral appeasement would do.
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Research suggests that those in lower economic strata are likelier to catch the disease.
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We have long known that some doctors are likelier than others to be sued.
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But she did consider which majors might be likelier to result in higher earnings.
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A photogenic dish, Mr. Potanovich said, is "absolutely" likelier to stay on the menu.
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In Upshot/Siena surveys, registered Democrats were indeed likelier than registered Republicans to respond.
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Women were also likelier than men to attribute gender differences to nurture, not nature.
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In other words, they're likelier to change the government without any democratic input at all.
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Counties and jails turn out to be likelier to release offenders for (cheaper) community supervision.
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But it is unclear who would be likelier to vote for her as a result.
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Deutsche Bank may be a likelier partner for Commerzbank than any foreigner is for either.
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A study also found that higher cabin temperatures make it likelier that flyers will faint.
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Hence a second, perhaps likelier, version of what might follow an American withdrawal: Europe Divided.
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Women are likelier than men to lack health insurance, with one in eight women uninsured.
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But the presence of a gun makes it much likelier that violence may turn deadly.
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In 239 and 210, black voters were much likelier than white voters to vote early.
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Clinton is likelier to retake a more comfortable lead than to fall behind Mr. Trump.
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This segment of the population will be likelier to fall ill and lose work time.
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That makes it likelier that questionable content, including hate speech, will remain on its platform.
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Even worse, at one school the program backfired and made students likelier to drop out.
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Girls are likelier to die before the age of five or drop out of school.
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So two weeks is ambitious, three probably seems likelier, meaning a collision with the Feb.
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They are likelier to be doing gig work to make ends meet, the survey found.
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If 230 disappears, and other countries adopt similar measures, I can't imagine a likelier target.
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Focusing on simple, actionable steps and employing some financial psychology can likelier lead to success.
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Democrats, perhaps unsurprisingly, are likelier to say Mr. Obama had more to do with it.
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This year's special elections and national political indicators suggest that development is likelier than not.
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But it's far likelier this fight is going to play out for quite some time.
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And while it stands to reason that taking guns away from angry people would reduce homicides or mass shootings, we have little concrete evidence that the angry people Swanson's research has identified are likelier to commit violent crimes, or how much likelier if so.
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They were no likelier to attribute their vote to it than they had been in 2012.
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Even among selective universities, those with better-credentialed and wealthier students were likelier to mount protests.
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Cholesterol builds up and constricts the available space in arteries, making it likelier to clog them.
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Rate cuts look much likelier in Australia and New Zealand after recent disappointingly weak inflation reports.
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The later the stage or the closer to profitability, the likelier a company is to survive.
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Other, likelier forms of chaos include populist politicians bent on sowing division, or even international violence.
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The vastly larger real-world populations of mosquitoes mean it's likelier resistance will, somehow, crop up.
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Industrialists argue that added size will make them more efficient, and so likelier to thrive globally.
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Despite that, it seems likelier that more states will tighten requirements that schoolchildren get their jabs.
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Male actors do most of the talking; women are far likelier to take their clothes off.
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If workers can up sticks easily, they are likelier to find work that suits their skills.
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On the other hand, it is not obvious Mr Trump's histrionics have made it much likelier.
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Many Kenyans fear widespread violence is likelier this time around, especially if the result is closer.
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Because they often care for children or elderly relatives, women are likelier to make multiple journeys.
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A novelist and children's writer, he is the likelier candidate for the top job, said Guellner.
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The irony is that Houston, because of its looser regulations, will likelier tolerate such dense development.
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Nothing is guaranteed, but Kavanaugh will be much likelier to join a decision overturning Roe v.
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Clinton's delegate advantage seems likelier to grow over the rest of the contests than to shrink.
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Clinton on Sunday — a far more consequential event, and one much likelier to shift voter attitudes.
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Drier forests are not only likelier to burn; they're more vulnerable to pests like bark beetles.
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The irony is that Britain's A-list shareholder culture makes its de-equitisation all the likelier.■
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But next year's Huskies are likelier not to win the national title than to win it.
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There is somewhat less consensus, he said, around the idea that storms are likelier to stall.
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Begin by demanding 100 percent, in other words, and you're likelier to end with zero percent.
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Female doctors are likelier than women with law degrees, business degrees or doctorates to have children.
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Female doctors are likelier than women with law degrees, business degrees or doctorates to have children.
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Their findings: Companies with larger expected tax savings were likelier to announce a boost for workers.
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The study also found that the September students were 2.1 percent likelier to attend college than their classmates with August birthdays (and 3.3 likelier to graduate), as well as 15.4 less likely to find themselves in delinquent situations with the law while under the age of 18.
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It was until recently assumed that the second track against Mr Trump was likelier to bear fruit.
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That is, it's likelier for voters to follow elite opinion than for politicians to follow public opinion.
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The greater someone's reported drinking was, the likelier it was they had more of these troublesome bacteria.
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Individuals with guns in the house are likelier to be killed or to kill themselves with guns.
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Specifically, it was likelier to oversee initial public offerings of American companies' shares between 2007 and 2011.
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Germans are also likelier than Americans to blame the world's ills on the wealthy, according Mr Zittelmann.
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The faster you guess hashes, the likelier you are to find a correct one before other miners.
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Other research points to better policing and an ageing population as likelier causes of lower crime rates.
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Far likelier is the opposite outcome: that the Indian economy ends up being damaged by its lenders.
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Now, men are likelier to be undecided than women across all major age, race and educational groups.
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In this view, the dominance of tech firms is likelier to attract competition than to crush it.
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The moon is regarded as one of the likelier places for life elsewhere in the solar system.
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Research even shows women in technical roles or senior positions are even likelier to be an only.
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Light-skinned men tend to be cast as bottoms, while darker-skinned are likelier to be tops.
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The Interpreter LONDON — A second referendum on Britain leaving the European Union is considered likelier than ever.
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"A likelier consequence is that the next acquisition they want to make will be rejected," he said.
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But the incompleteness of the single market means they are far likelier to expand outside the club.
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Clinton's supporters were likelier than Mr. Trump's supporters to stay home after indicating their intention to vote.
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Those with sponsors said they were much likelier to have a consequential meeting with a senior leader.
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In our pre-election Upshot/Siena polls, voters were likelier than nonvoters to support their party's nominee.
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Read this, and the next time a storm is headed your way you'll be likelier to evacuate.
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Showers and perhaps some storms become likelier in the hours after midnight and through the sunrise period.
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But the easier a collective-action case is to bring, the likelier they are to gain redress.
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The likelier explanation, Ms. Dafny says, is that denying consumers access to coupons would cause a backlash.
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There are more than 100 strains of the virus, and some are likelier to develop into cancer.
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Nothing is guaranteed, but Kennedy's replacement will be much likelier to join a decision overturning Roe v.
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But when people receive an email from a friend, they are much likelier to open the message.
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Researchers find that those who buy lottery tickets "for the money" are far likelier to be poor.
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This isn't proof of causality, but many of the complicating factors that would disprove a causal relationship — say, the possibility that people in rural areas are both likelier to own guns and likelier to be depressed — don't check out; depression actually isn't higher in rural areas, for example.
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Nonvoters were a lot likelier to say they didn't follow political news closely: And they were likelier to grow up in households that didn't follow political news closely: One of the easiest and most common fallacies in politics is to imagine that one's own political reactions are generalizable.
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But fentanyl, its analogs, and other synthetic opioids are much more potent than heroin, making an overdose likelier.
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Fried stuff, spicy food, and even red meat can actually make it likelier that you'll toss and turn.
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With Donald Trump trying to dismantle some environmental standards in America, China seems likelier to push green technologies.
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The second is that people experience cognitive decline as they age, making them likelier to fall for hoaxes.
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Hammond said she did not vote for Trump and was no likelier to vote for his re-election.
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In a multi-party race, that small error is likelier to be the difference between victory and defeat.
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There is one notable statistic: African-American respondents were far likelier to say they'd cut spending, at 43%.
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Black people in Washington, DC, and Iowa are eight times likelier than whites to face arrest for marijuana.
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He would then be even likelier to withdraw from Afghanistan, with or without a deal with the Taliban.
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Yet the notion that this president would be any likelier to risk Armageddon than his predecessors is unconvincing.
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Do I think he's likelier to do that or to just cut the corporate rate to 25 percent?
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Growing trade between nations is likelier to lead to the formation of a currency union than vice versa.
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And the people who were purged in Brooklyn were probably likelier to be supporters of Clinton than Sanders.
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That's in part because purges tend to remove older voters, who are likelier to be partisans than independents.
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This is the messier and less noble option, but the likelier one because it best suits American interests.
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Yet, American conservatives are still likelier to protest abortion than the killings of Trayvon Martin and Tamir Rice.
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Rothwell also found that Trump supporters are no likelier to be unemployed or to have left the workforce.
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He is no safer with a microphone, no likelier to complete a thought without exaggeration or bewildering detour.
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No matter what you think about astrology, it's still likelier to impact your life than some misquoted trivia.
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It's no small matter, since well-educated voters are much likelier to take surveys than less educated ones.
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Those who voted for me far likelier to get screwed by policies I push than coastal elites are.
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Democrats are considered likelier than not to take back the House of Representatives, but there are no guarantees.
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Wadeunder a Kennedy-less Court: Kennedy's replacement will be much likelier to join a decision overturning Roe v.
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Mr. Colyer is still relatively unknown statewide, a circumstance likelier to shift if he were elevated to governor.
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Auten and Splinter don't think that's right; they argue that lower-income business owners are likelier to underreport.
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It turns out that companies making such announcements were likelier to have a history of donating to Republicans.
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While most law clerks, even for conservative judges, tend to be liberals who donate to Democratic politicians, conservative judges are still likelier to hire conservatives, and liberal ones likelier to hire liberals, so average clerk ideology can give a sense of where the different courts stand relative to each other.
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They are in fact much likelier to be killed by cows, fireworks and malfunctioning elevators than an immigrant terrorist.
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Grim scenarios suggesting his presidency would grow too strong missed the likelier scenario that it would be extremely weak.
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Pew finds that the angrier and more afraid you are, the likelier you are to actually donate or volunteer.
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The longer you've gone without finding something that makes your thumb stop, the likelier it is that you're bored.
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They were told that the repairs would take six or seven months, but it is likelier to be 11.
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Rather than a new Chinese-led world order to replace the American-led one, he thinks disorder is likelier.
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With a regulatory framework now in place, proponents argue that these promises are likelier than ever to be achieved.
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This may be because black politicians are likelier than white ones are to respond to complaints from black constituents.
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How far the administration acts on Mr Trump's trade agenda is harder to predict, though likelier to define it.
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In the meantime, however, a likelier outcome of his rule-breaking is less dramatic, but nonetheless horrendous for America.
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Their staffs were likelier to report feeling absorbed in and enthusiastic about their work and believe in the company.
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Over the weekend, the balance of probability leaned toward "no," as a constitutional crisis looks likelier by the day.
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The likelier answer is that their misdeeds are better shielded from public scrutiny by their respective countries' libel laws.
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Thanks to broad improvements in quality of life, today's children are likelier to be happier than their grandparents were.
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Even better, individuals are likelier to engage with information like this when it is presented in a social context.
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When candidates fall without good reason, I often assume they're likelier than not to win back their former supporters.
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It is far, far likelier that Trump will lose the general election by a larger margin than Democrats deserve.
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So their children are likelier to be American citizens, and their spouses also legal residents, citizens or Dreamers themselves.
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But an O'Rourke supporter was generally likelier to vote than a demographically and politically similar supporter of Mr. Cruz.
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That decision alone reveals that you're really likelier to vote than your demographics and history of voting would suggest.
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There are plenty of Democrats who are as likely, or likelier, to beat Trump without further corrupting American politics.
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Overall, though, I think a drop in the number of people in extreme poverty is likelier than the opposite.
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In fact, studies suggest the opposite may be true: that pretrial detention makes people likelier to commit future crimes.
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Conservatism holds that accumulated tradition is a likelier source of wisdom than the cleverest individual at any one moment.
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Word searches suggests America became suddenly vastly likelier to use the word "pet" at the end of that period.
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Because farming involves killing things, rural folk are likelier to have the means to kill themselves—guns, pesticides—to hand.
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One venture capitalist thinks another settlement in South-East Asia, like that between Uber and Grab, is the likelier scenario.
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But the likelier outcomes are more mixed because our elections — particularly midterm elections — aren't built to channel the national will.
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A likelier course, then, is to raise the limit to, say, 50% for each country and for most bond issues.
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The exempt counties are reliably Republican outposts, so currying favour with constituents is a likelier explanation than outright racial animus.
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The more volatile, the likelier it is that it will hit a level where it is profitable to restart production.
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Having large numbers of illegal immigrants, who are four times likelier to be uninsured than citizens, also affects the number.
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It seems likelier that they will err on the side of caution than allow the economy to run too hot.
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They are 36 times deadlier than German police officers, but also 35 times likelier to be killed on the job.
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Bristol's is broader, while Merck's involved testing patients' cancer for biomarkers that could indicate the drug is likelier to work.
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Accordingly, young and nonwhite respondents were likelier to think the proceedings were fair, and older/white people were less likely.
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Until recently, you were likelier to have seen a snow leopard in Manhattan than to meet Kakutani in the wild.
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So I think I lean toward saying a recession is a little likelier this year — maybe a 20 percent chance.
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She's likelier here to ponder what went wrong, or might go wrong ("Worrying Mind"), or probably should ("Easier Than Leaving").
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Yet nonwhite Biden supporters are likelier than white Biden voters to say they would choose Mr. Trump over Ms. Warren.
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Yet nonwhite Biden supporters are likelier than white Biden voters to say they would choose Mr. Trump over Ms. Warren.
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There was no reason to be surprised by the result, even if people believed that Remain was likelier to prevail.
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The droughts are longer, the temperatures higher, the snowmelt lessened, the brush drier, the fires likelier, bigger, and better fueled.
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If they think you're not worth $100,000, they're much likelier to just wait for inflation to slowly degrade your salary.
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Women, in general, viewed market risk with more trepidation, and were likelier to build wealth by saving rather than investing.
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The Democrats there are saying they're less likely to vote and are likelier to be undecided, reflecting low political engagement.
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Sub-Saharan African-born immigrants are likelier to earn a college degree (39 percent) than native-born Americans (31 percent).
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And his office has said that he's been prudently laying the case so it's likelier to hold up in court.
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Sanders has now been eclipsed by Joe Biden as the likelier Democratic nominee, and they've got to be feeling smug.
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It turns out that women ages 18 to 29 are even likelier to have zero in retirement savings, at 34%.
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For decades, societies across the world have become far likelier to pursue sweeping political change by taking to the streets.
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Studies show that those held before trial are likelier to lose their jobs, their homes and custody of their children.
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Now extinction by nuclear war — or a terrorist attack or ecocide — looms as a likelier prospect in the popular imagination.
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Are you likelier to pass some kind of health reform by arguing for the biggest, boldest, least-compromised plan imaginable?
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But her similarities with Powell and high praise from Trump make her likelier than other former chairs to stick around.
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Registered Republicans were likelier to turn out than registered Democrats, according to data from L2, a nonpartisan political data firm.
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Registered Republicans were likelier to turn out than registered Democrats, according to data from L2, a nonpartisan political data firm.
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Or, imprisoning more opioid users could increase it, because studies have found that overdoses are likelier after a prison stay.
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People with higher levels of education — and perhaps more knowledge about health and nutrition — are likelier to choose healthier foods.
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The more feasible that is as a business, then I think the likelier there would be more companies, more promoters.
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I knew that statistically-speaking, he was likelier to end up in prison or dead than end up attending college.
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Throughout 2016 and in 2017, both the unemployment rate and a broader measure, U-6, which captures people who are working part-time but want a full-time job and those who would like a job but have given up looking out of frustration, were lower for likelier Trump supporters than for likelier Clinton supporters.
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For some people, the more intense an experience had been, the likelier they were to retain it as a vivid narrative.
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But Abdelaziz said it is likelier a fight between them would happen in the streets rather than a UFC-branded Octagon.
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Surveys by Pew record the bleakest outlook among blacks; whites, conversely, are far likelier to think race receives too much attention.
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For many observers, the Podemos option appears Sanchez's likelier path, even with the two parties 11 seats short of a majority.
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Not surprisingly, age has become a powerful determinant of voting behaviour, with younger voters much likelier to support the new parties.
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If the past month is any guide, it is the more freewheeling films that are likelier to be box-office hits.
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A new study has found that a baby's sex can influence how much likelier his mom is of developing postpartum depression.
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In all these areas women were far likelier to report unfair treatment than men in the AEA's survey (see chart 2).
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Asian states are likelier to sign up to FOIP if they are persuaded that America is not spoiling for a fight.
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Hispanic women also were likelier to report being discouraged "by their political party more than any other group," the report noted.
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The authors cite reams of research showing that the unemployed were likelier to vote for the Communists or the Social Democrats.
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Yet it seems far likelier that the FBI's Trump investigation was a function of arrogance and overconfidence than some partisan plot.
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Sonia's specific condition is caused by a mutation in the gene that codes for PrP, making the protein likelier to misfold.
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There is "no demonstrably consistent" proof that doctors are likelier to continue practicing in states with damages caps, the opinion said.
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In other words, just talking about single-payer healthcare from the bully pulpit makes it much likelier to happen over time.
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To be sure, a large population is an advantage: nations with more people are likelier to contain individuals of exceptional ability.
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Rural counties are much likelier to lack access to outpatient SUD facilities that accept Medicaid, particularly in Southern and Midwestern states.
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Students who attended at least three tutoring sessions did half a letter grade better and were 10 percent likelier to graduate.
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And, for good measure, the people who respond to public polls tend to be likelier to vote than the general population.
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A Hillary Clinton landslide, though, might be likelier to result in a big shift in the House than in the past.
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Clinton barely wins in the state, undecided and minor-candidate voters are a lot likelier than turnout to be the reason.
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Clinton were likelier to say that they were supporting her as a vote against Mr. Trump, not because they supported her.
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If anyone is feeling that sort of strain these days, it's much likelier to be Putin than anyone here at home.
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Sometimes it can be overcome — the Trump tax cuts are one example, and Obamacare is another — but failure is always likelier.
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Clinton really has lost ground, and that there's no reason to suppose that she's likelier to rebound than to keep falling.
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Under strongmen, economic management tends to be less competent, and therefore likelier to fuel a bubble or debt rather than growth.
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This year secondary schools are likelier to be oversubscribed than in past years, because of the abundance of 11-year-olds.
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As a result, people at the lower ends of society are about 21 percent likelier to have a chronic health condition.
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Mentally ill people are far, far likelier to be the victims of violence (including violence committed by police) than the perpetrators.
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If someone is strangled by an intimate partner and survives, they're seven times likelier to later be killed by that partner.
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So the partisan concern gap might just reflect the fact that Democrats are far likelier to have been personally affected already.
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In the Times/Siena poll, younger voters are likelier than older voters to say they will participate in the Democratic caucus.
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And firms in the top quartile for gender diversity are 15 percent likelier to have stronger performance compared to average companies.
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Now, impeachment is a likelier proposition than ever before -- and it has nothing to do with Russia or the 2016 election.
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But saving money this way requires accurate predictions of who is likelier to use a disproportionately large amount of health care.
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So pro-gun rights people have been likelier to vote on the issue and pressure their representatives to align with them.
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There are some signs another one is becoming likelier, but fewer signs that we are on the brink of another enormous crash.
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If there is no shutdown, as seems likelier, then assume that the party will be content to make the deficit great again.
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But what seems likelier is that the beef between Musk and the SEC will be settled in a much more amicable fashion.
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Then there's the fact that the more successful Hive is, the likelier Facebook is to simply copy it into its Groups product.
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But it's what the Democratic primaries have apparently been reduced to, as black voters are likelier to decide the party's next nominee.
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A likelier cause is "non-response bias"—that working-class whites who backed Mr Trump were particularly reluctant to answer the phone.
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Children are also likelier to develop inventions in the same specific fields as their parents' co-workers and their patent-holding neighbours.
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I think it's far likelier we'll see a new group of Zeke, David, Adam, Ken and Jessica take control of the game.
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That said, there are some signs that Democratic-leaning nonvoters are somewhat likelier to favor a bold candidate who offers something different.
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Here are a few: ■ Differential nonresponse, in which the supporters of one candidate are likelier to participate than those of another candidate.
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But the longer political uncertainty lasts over the terms of Britain's divorce from the EU, the likelier that this lead will shrink.
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And the more partisan the hearings appear, the likelier voters are to process them as only partisan, and back their own team.■
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One possible explanation for this phenomenon is that white women are likelier to stay home, and work fewer hours, than black women.
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The only meaningful variation pollsters found among vets was by party identification: Republican-identifying veterans were likelier to approve of the wars.
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More competition keeps prices down and makes it likelier that the industry can scale up to meet the growing demand for meat.
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The polarization is geographic, as more people live in states and communities where their neighbors are much likelier to share their politics.
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For many observers, the Podemos option appears Sanchez's likelier path, even though the two parties are 11 seats short of a majority.
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In one of our big cities, it's statistically more likely someone has a firearm, so you're likelier to get a dead body.
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But the job market has improved at least as much for those likelier to be Hillary Clinton supporters as for Trump supporters.
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That might be a play to his older supporters, but he would be likelier to meet young voters where they are online.
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These women also said they were 1.5 times likelier to see themselves as leadership material, compared to women without sponsors at work.
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Research from McKinsey & Company finds firms in the top quartile for racial diversity are 35 percent likelier to have better financial results.
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The more obscure the president's actions, the likelier Republican leaders have been to remain quiet for fear of antagonizing his core supporters.
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This can lead them to prepare for war, making it likelier that an accident or miscalculation could send them stumbling into one.
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To put this differently: what makes it likelier that Democrats win the Senate race in Arizona and keep the seat in Alabama?
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If you do have an expertise, chances are you're likelier to be more comfortable and knowledgeable when making a first investment selection.
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The adult population is much younger, more diverse and likelier to have been born outside the United States than the voting electorate.
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For France, he said, "it extends their frontier," making it likelier that a nuclear conflict would be fought far from French soil.
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So in addition to reducing emissions at home, we need to make it likelier that those countries will reduce their emissions, too.
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Though the wealthy tend to be healthier and fill fewer prescriptions over all, they're likelier to purchase medications for some serious diseases.
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While Democrats used to be more skeptical of trade, and Republicans more sympathetic, now Democrats are likelier to say it's an opportunity.
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They found that the intervention, which costs a mere $6 per student, made students 433 percent likelier to enroll in a selective school.
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Criminologists have for decades argued about what makes young black men so much likelier to commit murder than young men of other ethnicities.
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A likelier explanation is that he was killed by younger, more extreme members of ISWAP who disagreed with his slightly more moderate stance.
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Even the majority Hispanic precincts in Nevada have large numbers of non-Hispanic voters, who themselves could have been likelier to support Mrs.
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Without that option, partisan instincts are much likelier to take over, and bring even the most committed #NeverTrump activists along for the ride.
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The largest circles show where the total solar eclipse will occur—the darker the circle, the likelier chance the skies will be clear.
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The poll also found that women were also far likelier to say Clinton won the debate, by a 10-point margin over men.
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Black families experience more downward mobility when it comes to wealth over their lifespan, whereas white families are likelier to experience upward mobility.
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Across the country, colleges with richer, high-achieving students are likelier to see protests calling for controversial speakers to be disinvited (see chart).
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Clinton won in another way too: She wants to face Donald Trump in the general, and Super 2016sday made that a lot likelier.
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Women who work are likelier to invest more in their children's upbringing, and to have more say over how they lead their lives.
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Pollsters also say that younger respondents, those likelier to move to cities and the coasts, and those who lean Democratic, are especially worried.
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For the time being this is likelier to hurt offline media than Facebook or Google, thinks Brent Thill of Jefferies, an investment bank.
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Others are likelier than Ms Klobuchar to appeal to African-American voters, who will have a big say in the early primary states.
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He is much likelier to keep wedging and wedging away at ambivalent or reluctant supporters until all that's left are his core fans.
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Americans are much likelier to see a notable difference in their stock portfolios than in their paychecks — that is, if they have them.
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It is likelier that it will resell or lease some aircraft to other Iranian airlines — including those, like Mahan, that remain under sanctions.
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Genes that made people more likely to take risks, for example, might also make them likelier to have sex at a younger age.
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Guns are specifically designed for killing, which makes suicide attempts with guns likelier to succeed than (for example) attempts with razors or pills.
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But at each point in the distribution, black children are likelier to be incarcerated than white children — even if their parents are millionaires.
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But "substantial" or not, it seems likelier that the tax cut will increase GDP than decrease it in the short to medium-run.
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With China, the AI race is likelier to have an economic texture, said Andrew Moore, dean of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University.
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But if we can hold the global temperature increase to 1.5 degrees Celsius, Arctic sea ice is far likelier to survive the summers.
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And the abortion theory runs afoul the questionable hypothesis that unwanted pregnancies, if brought to term, are likelier to produce criminally disposed kids.
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The UAW and others long dreamed of organising workers at southern, foreign-owned "transplants" whose car factories are likelier than Detroit's to grow.
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I would guess that response bias — the possibility that Republicans were likelier to respond — plays a pretty meaningful role in moving this result.
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These model runs represent one scenario, but not usually one that's likelier than any number of other possibilities that aren't represented at all.
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The old story that his breakdown stemmed from syphilis is now widely doubted; a likelier explanation is a hereditary neurological or vascular disorder.
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The Shenango plates were for less formal gatherings of bigger crowds, and were likelier to be heaped with my mother's signature spaghetti casserole.
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An exoneration by Mr. Mueller would be much likelier to be accepted by independents and even Democrats than any denial by Mr. Trump.
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The Hill's Amie Parnes reports that Democrats originally skeptical of the prospect of a contest convention now view it as a likelier scenario.
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Yes, the people arrested for these crimes are likelier to be minorities, but the economic victims are even more likely to be minorities.
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The clearer we are in limning the courses of hope and fear, the likelier we are to achieve a stable balance between them.
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Its shoppers are less fashion-driven than Macy's or Nordstrom's customers and likelier to stay home when the weather is rough, Chen said.
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But we must not let that focus blind us to a likelier form of aggression against which mechanized forces will not alone defend.
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On a night where you win more delegates than the other person, it doesn't fundamentally change who's likelier to be the Democratic nominee.
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When ideology was scrapped and the study just focused on age, they found that older users were much likelier to share fake news.
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But "substantial" or not, it seems likelier that the tax cut will increase GDP than decrease it in the short to medium run.
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They found that the intervention, which costs a mere $6 per student, made students 46 percent likelier to enroll in a selective school.
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But that crime is much likelier to be lethal: American criminals just kill more people than do their counterparts in other developed countries.
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If it were to pass, it would be a remarkable capitulation by Senate Republicans: an acknowledgement that even with a Senate majority and a Republican in the White House, they are capable only of repealing a few choice parts of the law they have vilified for seven years, while much of it appears likelier and likelier to remain in effect.
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This has led to a build-up of dry brush, and makes the average wildfire much likelier to turn into a raging mega-fire.
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Instead, I think they believe that Sanders's approach could trigger a backlash that discredits the whole project, and their bill is likelier to pass.
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The more relevant point—the one likelier to sway Mr Trump—is that the bigger investment flows these days are from China into America.
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Put another way, students from this zenith of the income scale are 315 times likelier to attend Princeton than those from the bottom 20%.
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That is because reluctant supporters of Mrs Clinton may now be even likelier to vote for Republicans down-ballot to keep her in check.
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Making one's ideas as public as possible and as accessible as possible makes it likelier people will pick them up and run with them.
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But women make up only around 30% of PhD students, and are likelier than men to drop away as they climb the career ladder.
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Surveys also show that Germans are likelier than Americans, Britons or French to experience Schadenfreude when wealthy businessfolk lose their shirts in risky deals.
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The vote looks set to produce a strong government, which under the new rules is likelier to last for a full five-year term.
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That makes it much likelier that Mr Trump will win the state, where he has come out on top in 70 consecutive opinion polls.
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For the new breed of oligarchs, however, these tensions are a likelier source of change in Russia than any broader economic or political upheaval.
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Ms. Warren's own supporters were likelier to hold these views than supporters of Mr. Biden, Mr. Sanders or Mr. Buttigieg, in Upshot/Siena polling.
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The United States has yet to formally initiate the six-month withdrawal process from the treaty, but that move appears likelier by the day.
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People in the US who express conservative attitudes toward government spending are also likelier to score high on measures of racial resentment and prejudice.
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A likelier candidate is Andrea's stepfather, Don, who's already shown to be a sour, ill-tempered man with little apparent grief over her death.
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The voters of the winning debater's party became more excited, and therefore likelier to pick up the telephone — a phenomenon called partisan differential nonresponse.
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The Intercept noted that the department is six times likelier to issue press releases in terror cases involving Muslim suspects than non-Muslim suspects.
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The stark truth is that the number and lethality of terrorist attacks are far likelier to rise than to diminish for the foreseeable future.
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It's likelier that the agreement will simply die under her, as under Trump, if Obama can't push it through in the lame-duck session.
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What are the candidates' theories of party building, such that they're likelier to have the congressional allies necessary to make these kinds of changes?
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"Digital publishing companies with multiple revenue streams are likelier to succeed over the long haul," Quartz publisher Jay Lauf told the Wall Street Journal.
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Kids in families sent to the suburbs were also likelier to earn high wages and to be employed full time once out of school.
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The harder it is for you to get in and out of your clothes, the likelier you are to have an unsuccessful shopping trip.
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One interesting thing that complicates this analysis is that poll respondents are much likelier to vote than nonrespondents, even after controlling for everything else.
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Because in Chicago, students who drop out of school are nine times likelier to end up in prison or get caught up in gangs.
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S. Eliot famously wrote that the world would end with a whimper rather than a bang, but a cough might be the likelier scenario.
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"It definitely makes it seem likelier that we head into a contested convention in Milwaukee," said one Democratic fundraiser who is considering supporting Bloomberg.
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Data so far suggests that if you catch the coronavirus, you may be likelier to have no symptoms at all than to require hospitalization.
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Such swings by Democrats toward Republicans may be likelier ahead of the 2018 elections, when Democrats must defend more vulnerable Senate seats than Republicans.
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What's the harm in sucking up to Russia's government if you're likelier to build a hotel in Moscow than to occupy the White House?
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CN: Do you think whatever the next glasses turn out to be, is that likelier to come from a tech giant or a startup?
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For example, voters who turned out in droves to push Britain out of the European Union last year may be likelier to vote for Conservatives.
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The hope of the reps is free exposure, though a likelier outcome is a deal for sponsored content—paying a creator to film an endorsement.
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And women are far likelier to use drugs and alcohol as coping mechanisms in social situations, while men use them for positive enhancement and fun.
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European economic efforts: The harder the continent tries to effectively preserve some of the deal's economic benefits, the likelier Iran is to stick to it.
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Girls and young women, many of whom have unsafe sex with richer, older men, are 14 times likelier to contract HIV than young men are.
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But the presence of a gun makes it much likelier for that violence to turn deadly — more than three times more likely, the research shows.
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Corporate debt is a likelier source of trouble, but a rising oil price has eased pressure on indebted energy firms, the most likely to falter.
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That is most obviously because the left has fresher, potentially better, working-class champions, who would be likelier to run if Mr Biden does not.
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After the results came in from Mississippi and Michigan, the biggest of four states to hold primary votes on March 8th, both scenarios looked likelier.
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Women of color, who are far likelier to report stressful and racist interactions with medical professionals, may be less willing to share intimate personal details.
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A likelier outcome is Uber will find transit agencies with which to share and integrate software to better connect riders to bus and train stops.
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We're a long way from Trump doing the latter, or even the more modest "constituent assembly" step, but divided government makes it likelier he'll try.
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Yes, calling out prejudiced thinking on social media helps, but talking privately is likelier to lead to a real dialogue and not just internet posturing.
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The research also shows "onlies" — the only woman, the only LGBTQ person, the only woman of color — are likelier to experience subtle forms of bias.
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Children are likelier to ingest larger amounts of lead in paint chips or dust, or in dirt contaminated by substances like old lead-bearing gasoline.
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One study with a followup when the students were in their mid-30s found that they were likelier to have eventually attended and completed college.
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A shift that brings the polls in line with the fundamentals might be a little likelier to last than one that cuts the other way.
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The happier you are on a platform, the likelier you are to stay, and if you stay, the company can retain your profitable data-generation.
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There's not even a contradiction between trying to pass laws protecting animal rights and building a political culture that's likelier to protect human rights, too.
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Children whose births are unplanned are likelier to have health complications, to be born into poverty, to stop their education sooner and to earn less.
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But because those noises did not prompt a reaction at the table, others thought it was likelier to be the sound of a squeaky chair.
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Republicans preserved their hold on the Senate and increased their majority slightly, making it likelier that Mr. Trump would be able to confirm a replacement.
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Specifically, it asked if they agreed with one of three statements: We don't know with certainty that this group is likelier to impulsively use firearms.
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Other recent scientific studies tell a punchier story: Those who eat sour fermented foods have less anxiety, more resilience and are likelier to take risks.
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The cancellations make it likelier that China will meet its goal of limiting its total coal-fired power generation capacity to 1,100 gigawatts by 2020.
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But many of them believe proposing a total overhaul of the entire American health care system makes it likelier that Democrats end up with nothing.
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Through speeches and strategy and sabotaged secret ballots, they hack away at the problem until attempted murder or a psychotic break seems likelier than consensus.
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She explained that Facebook's algorithms could show any ad to a particular audience if that audience were determined to be likelier to click on it.
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It's far likelier, though, that Charles cleaves to the trappings of the Eastern Orthodox tradition—particularly its Greek iteration—simply because it is a tradition.
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Activist investors — rich investors who take big positions in companies and then push for change — are likelier to target women CEOs than their male counterparts.
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It also means that grassroots Sunni-Shia violence, which often spins out of control far beyond what even Saudi Arabia or Iran wants, becomes likelier.
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Generally speaking, the more conservative the likely voter surveyed (regardless of party), the likelier they were to focus on immigration and deficit reduction, and the more liberal they got, the likelier they were to choose health care (and, secondarily, guns and climate change): Among very liberal respondents, as many (17 percent) want to tackle climate change as guns, but both lag far behind health care.
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The longer President Trump drags out the suspense of what lay behind his early March tweets, the likelier it becomes that nothing substantive lay behind them.
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The officials said a likelier outcome of the talks is a truce of sorts that will avoid new tariffs while establishing a timeline for renewed talks.
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In a 2017 survey on online harassment, Pew found that young women were much likelier than young men to have received unwanted and sexually explicit images.
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The warped solution is that as more people leave the country, and providing output remains constant, the likelier it is that productivity levels will finally converge.
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Many of the new schools were established to cater to recent arrivals, who tend to be fluent in Polish and likelier to return to their homeland.
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But it also may be a win for cannabis nationwide: The more states that legalize cannabis, the likelier it is that federal prohibition will topple soon.
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Winning it handsomely would also bolster Mr Sanders's only serious argument for turncoat superdelegate votes: that he is likelier than Mrs Clinton to beat Mr Trump.
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They are twice as likely to live in poverty, and families that include people with disabilities are two to three times likelier to be food insecure.
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Young voters are far likelier to complete the exit polls than older voters, according to data from Edison Research, the organization that conducts the exit polls.
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It is part of the push in next year's legislative session for Albany to finally pass such a plan, which seems likelier with each passing day.
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Perhaps that such sophisticated eavesdropping capabilities make Langley a likelier culprit in the hacking of the Democrats' correspondence, a "deep state" operation blamed unfairly on Putin.
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Tracey has begun to study whether recurrent experiences of acute bodily distress early in life trigger brain-stem changes that make chronic pain likelier later on.
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In time, patients who seem predisposed to less successful surgical outcomes may be given a drug that makes relief likelier by adjusting their brain-stem biochemistry.
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He said the bombings were likelier to be the work of dissidents opposed to the military government that has ruled Thailand since a coup in 2014.
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A black student who went to Georgia State was more than four times likelier to graduate than if he or she had gone to Wayne State.
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A recent report by the Sentencing Project also finds evidence that the fewer immigrants there are in a neighborhood, the likelier it is to be unsafe.
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By sparing Americans from the consequences of Trump's impulses, Bolton has made re-election likelier — and, in all likelihood, the very outcomes he labored to prevent.
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That's a huge spread with the potential for a large effect on the polls, depending on which voters are likelier to stay home or turn out.
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The fact is more Americans think Trump is likelier than the media to tell the truth, according to recent polls by Emerson College and Fox News.
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They are likelier to own a dog than any other nationality—with a dog for every four people, they are twice as likely as the French.
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But those voters are likelier to abandon him for the administration's vacuum of competence — for his nonsensical managerial style, captured in his magical thinking about Jared.
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If anything, while some like Ballmer mostly donate to Democrats, billionaires as a whole are much likelier to be similar to the libertarian/right-leaning Kochs.
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The opioid crisis in the United States has become so grim that Americans are now likelier to die of an overdose than in a vehicle crash.
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But no matter how sound his argument, reparations were no likelier to come to fruition the day after he published his article than the day before.
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The state's recent redistricting has made its congressional map fairer and, in turn, leveled the playing field for women, who are likelier to run as Democrats.
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They reported similar findings: White women and men and women of color are likelier than white men to be promoted to CEO of weakly performing firms.
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Black residents aren't just likelier to be eligible to vote; black adult citizens are also vastly more likely to vote than Hispanic or Asian-American adult citizens.
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Another reason he appears likelier to lower the standards of his office than to be held accountable to them relates to the peculiarities of his political persona.
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But it's far likelier that Trump understood exactly what Erdogan had just accomplished in bringing his country closer to autocracy — and that he liked what he saw.
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Children of smokers, for example, are statistically likelier to smoke, but some are completely put off even trying because they grew up with smoke in the house.
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The likelier scenario is that Trump understood exactly what Erdoğan had just accomplished in bringing his country closer to autocracy — and that he liked what he saw.
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Instead, the officials say a likelier outcome of Saturday's meeting is a truce of sorts that will avoid new tariffs while establishing a timeline for renewed talks.
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But Mr. Stringer is seen as likelier to challenge Mr. de Blasio for the Democratic nomination than to run as an independent, if he runs at all.
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Another theory is that it is the work of "overeager" Labour voters, who tend to be more interested in politics, and thus likelier to respond to surveys.
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The causal connection is unclear: does getting divorced make people likelier to harbour angry racial resentments, or do those who have such feelings tend to get divorced?
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However, there are also significant differences between MLB and Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB), which made the latter a much likelier venue for a two-way experiment.
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Children who regularly pitched with arm fatigue are 36 times likelier to undergo elbow or shoulder surgery, another study by Andrews and his peers at ASMI found.
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As the Post notes, Democratic women and liberal Democrats were likelier to say it matters more to beat Trump than Democratic men and moderate and conservative Democrats.
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Polls show a big gender gap when Americans are asked if they want an outsider-president, with men much likelier to take a "screw the experts" line.
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In Germany, people who seek to serve society are five times likelier to say they are very happy than those who do not view service as important.
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MSM are an important population, she adds, because research shows they are likelier to develop resistance earlier than the general population, for reasons that aren't precisely known.
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If it seems likelier today, it is due in part to people like Bishop Ochiagha and the worshipers here who have preserved an inheritance rejected by others.
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It seems likelier, the paper concludes, that many — perhaps even most — of the people claiming to reach age 110 are engaged in fraud or at least exaggeration.
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States with strong laws protecting LGBT residents, strong protections against hate crimes, and inclusive policies for undocumented immigrants were much likelier to have strong protections for animals.
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They found that when it was time to recall the words, participants were far likelier to remember the words they drew over the ones they wrote down.
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A likelier answer is that Trump sees American withdrawal as an achievement in its own right and hopes a peace treaty with the North is his ticket.
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Yes, 2/3 of the MT early vote is inBut, generally, less partisan/less regular (persuadable?) voters likelier to vt on EDAYAnd 1/3 is a lot
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As a result, black women at all education levels are likelier to be their family's sole or primary provider, and thus more attached to the work force.
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Older people are far likelier to die from the coronavirus than younger people, and the same is true for the flu — though not to the same extent.
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Forget sleeping with the window open or closed — the biggest fights are likelier to spring up when someone blows the budget or hidden debt comes to light.
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If people don't sell after a flood, they are likelier to sell after the next one, said Tom Palko, assistant director of the city's storm water division.
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The same is true for the rest of America: a poor person is now much likelier to be found in the suburbs than in the big cities.
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Today, it&aposs three times likelier that you&aposll be internally displaced by a flood, a cyclone, or a wildfire than by conflict, Oxfam&aposs report suggested.
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Republican voters who attributed racial inequality to a lack of effort among African Americans rather than past and present discrimination were 50 points likelier to support Trump.
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Plus, people who give small amounts of money to a campaign are likelier to volunteer for those candidates, tell their friends about them, and vote for them. Sen.
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New competitors have made some inroads, but—in Western countries, at least—they are finding that collaboration is a likelier path to success than a full-on fight.
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But several studies suggest that, by increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, including floods and droughts, it makes conflict likelier than it would otherwise be.
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But it's also a good reason for elite schools to admit a lot more poor, black, and Latino kids, who are likelier to benefit than rich white kids.
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The canines in question are brachycephalic (in layman's terms "short-nosed" or "snub-nosed") varieties, which are likelier to suffer from respiratory problems and to die on planes.
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The latter seems likelier to me, as the difference between the House and Senate polls isn't driven by more people saying the issue doesn't matter in the House.
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The White House is certainly likelier to endorse a Portman-esque version of this idea, which would be a step backward, than a version that automatically boosts spending.
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If that seems surprising, it is because white Republicans prefer colorblind black conservatives — Fields opens with Ben Carson — and are much likelier to grant them power and authority.
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A month ago, it seemed the market's springtime churn had taken the tape near a decision point, and it looked likelier to break higher rather than fail again.
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As recently as 239, a city government report found that affluent, nonwhite Milwaukeeans were 21994 times likelier to be denied home loans than white people with similar incomes.
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There has been no surge in registration among white voters since 2012, and the white voters who have joined the electorate are younger and likelier to support Mrs.
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But the likelier one is so off the rails, so beyond anything that anyone's ever done, that it's hard to wrap my head around what I'm looking at.
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Civil wars are much likelier to end in peace if they have a mediator, often a powerful outside country, according to research by the political scientist Donald Rothchild.
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Lost and found ... and returned: A study found that people are more likely to return lost wallets that contain money — and the more money, the likelier the return.
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And research suggests that the types of people who might be more inclined to watch that altered Pelosi video could also be the ones likelier to believe it.
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A crop of new studies shows some of the specialties for which networks are likelier to be narrow, and suggests that what consumers don't know might hurt them.
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With this data, pollsters can ensure they have the right number of Democrats or Republicans in their polls, regardless of who is likelier to pick up the phone.
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Far from investigating Burisma, they said, the prosecutor was sidestepping an investigation of the company and his removal made it likelier that Burisma would face a legitimate probe.
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Is it possible that the registered Democrats who turned out were Trump supporters, and that the Democrats who stayed home were likelier to be supporters of Mrs. Clinton?
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If you consider that rich people's efforts at evasion are likelier to be successful, then their approach of assigning more underreported income to the rich looks more reasonable.
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But it's likelier that the company will need additional funds — especially if Musk hopes to meet his "aspirational" deadline of sending the vehicle to the Red Planet by 2022.
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That means the more they hear about a particular issue or policy proposal directly, the likelier they are to pass along word to Congress that constituents are demanding action.
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What's also unique about this case is the profile of the victim; Lee said the North Korean regime is likelier to abuse ethnic Koreans than white people like Warmbier.
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The prospect of having no bidders for future events—or of having a bidding contest between autocrats eager to host a vanity project—seems likelier than it once did.
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In their mid- to late teens and early 44s, people are much, much likelier to commit a crime than they are in their 21.5s and especially 220s and on.
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It seems likelier, though, that viewers are interested in something more abstract that isn't entirely about sport or film: a vision of success that transcends structural and vocational barriers.
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Doctors in Britain are experimenting with offering CT scans to supermarket shoppers with a history of smoking, who are therefore likelier than most to be harbouring undetected lung cancer.
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In their mid-to-late teens and early 20003s, people are much, much likelier to commit a crime than they are in their 22000s and especially 21990s and on.
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Frontier-market specialists sense a greater interest in their bailiwick from crossover (non-specialist) investors, also known as "tourists", who are likelier to misjudge the odds of a default.
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It's far likelier, though, that the news environment will deteriorate for Republicans as Democrats unload their most potent opposition research and more of Trump's enemies and victims come forward.
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The ACLU reports that blacks are four to five times likelier to be convicted for drug possession, although surveys indicate that blacks and whites use drugs at similar rates.
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Back in 2014, only a quarter of white working-class Democrats agreed that Islam was likelier to encourage violence, and only slightly more than half of Republican-leaners agreed.
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Climate change also makes lake-effect snow likelier — just like the drifts that piled five feet high in Erie, Pennsylvania, over Christmas, climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe said on Twitter.
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The two frontrunners to fight McGregor in his January return are Justin Gaethje and Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone, according to the ESPN reporter Ariel Helwani, with Cerrone the likelier opponent.
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Booker pointed out that marijuana is "already legal for privileged people," a reference to the fact that black Americans are six times likelier to be jailed for drug crimes.
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The results made it likelier that he would face a candidate, Mr. Cruz, with serious limitations in the blue states that dominate the second half of the primary season.
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If you're keeping the majority from passing anything, and making sure people are fed up with the state of Washington, then the voters are likelier to make a change.
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"No one now writing poems in the English language is likelier than Ashbery to survive the severe judgment of time," the critic Harold Bloom, an early advocate, once wrote.
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Many past epidemiological studies have noted that the longer people sit on a daily basis, the likelier they are to develop various diseases, including obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
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Nuclear-weapons experts aren&apost immediately concerned about a "tactical" (or limited) nuclear strike against Iranian targets, but they said Trump as president made it a much likelier possibility.
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But if you're looking at the same data with the expectation that we're alone in the universe, you're much likelier to conclude that there's a natural explanation for FRBs.
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Lesbian, gay, and bisexual adults ages 18 through 25 were more than four times likelier than straight young adults to report planning and attempting suicide in the previous year.
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Democrats who were initially skeptical of the prospects for a brokered convention now see it as a likelier scenario with eight candidates still battling it out for the nomination.
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Workers would have to embrace unions, and corporations would have to allow union organizing without interference, which is a long shot, but likelier in the face of public pressure.
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Coletto's own polling illustrates that supporters of every progressive party still believe Trudeau's Liberals are likelier to win, meaning left-leaning voters see little risk in backing another party.
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Moreover, the wealth that individual families accumulate under the current system is arguably likelier to be put to work investing in large-scale projects that make the economy stronger.
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Watching three minutes more of Fox News per week in 2008 would have made the typical Democratic or centrist voter 22007 percentage point likelier to vote Republican that year.
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In their mid- to late teens and early 20s, people are much, much likelier to commit a crime than they are in their 30s and especially 40s and on.
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Unsurprisingly, those on the higher end of the pay scale are likelier to have noticed an increase in their take-home pay, compared to those at the lower end.
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"Partisans with weak math skills were 25 percentage points likelier to get the answer right when it fit their ideology," Ezra Klein explained in a profile of Kahan's work.
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On foreign and social issues, Democratic leaders are likelier to support policies that advocacy groups back, but the opinions of the middle class, wealthy, and business lobbyists aren't predictive.
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The people who ultimately turned out were also far likelier to be Republicans, who led by three points among the voters who were verified to vote in a postelection analysis.
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The idea is simple: if one group is likelier to respond to a survey than another, giving a lower weight to the first group's answers ought to set matters right.
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It's much likelier that Graham will be playing an iconic '60s celebrity, or a character inspired by one (much like Rachel Brosnahan's Midge Maisel was largely inspired by Joan Rivers).
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By December 20143, it was a major trend, and as of this past July, the last time YouGov asked, Republicans were still substantially likelier to have favorable opinions of Putin.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's weak productivity growth since the financial crisis owes more than previously thought to people becoming likelier to work in less productive industries, the country's statistics agency said.
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As Harvard University researcher Calvin Lai has documented in his work on unconscious bias, the more we're exposed to a certain gender association, the likelier we are to adopt it.
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Converting the Senate and House to Democratic control remains a top priority, one many Democrats feel is becoming likelier as long as Trump appears destined to top the Republican ticket.
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To catalogue dead-ends as well as successes, they look at foreign-language journals, where negative results spurned by more prestigious English-language periodicals as uninteresting are likelier to appear.
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Textio, a startup that uses AI to improve job descriptions, has found that women are likelier to respond to a job that mentions "developing" a team rather than "managing" one.
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But as a 39-year-old from California (home to a large portion of the vaping industry), Hunter seems a likelier candidate than Cole to hop on the vaping bandwagon.
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With no real arguments being made in the classroom, today's students are likelier to rest upon the easiest reading of any particular subject, never developing a tolerance for unconventional perspectives.
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"The longer the delay, the greater the potential for transaction failure, since the likelier it would be that Lonmin would be in net debt," Shore Capital analyst Yuen Low said.
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But this also presents a puzzle: If partisans have lost so much faith in their party establishments, then why are they so much likelier to back whomever their party nominates?
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The relative Democratic strength among Hispanic voters may also mean that nonvoters nationwide may be more Democratic than nonvoters in the battlegrounds, since nonvoters nationwide are likelier to be Hispanic.
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Whereas Instagram is much more entertainment-focused, Goldman said Pinterest users are often working on a project or booking a trip and are likelier to be in a shopping mood.
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And Republicans have a lot of built-in midterm advantages, from gerrymandering to the fact that older, whiter, and more conservative voters are likelier to vote in nonpresidential election years.
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Our environmental and social policies — like cutting down forests or failing to address a housing crisis — make it much likelier that a previously harmless microbe will cause a devastating outbreak.
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She seems a lot likelier to wind up as Dyan Cannon, a star of eventually spiked loveliness who is to Ms. Streep what a Lakers hat is to Carmen Miranda's.
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Visconti's opulent films do not exactly cry out for translation to the stage; Ingmar Bergman, whose existential cinema relies heavily on lengthy monologues, seems a far likelier candidate for adaptation.
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Gun owners are much likelier to report having contacted an elected official about the issue or donated to a pro-gun organization than are non-owners who support gun control.
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Putin seems likelier to take Trump's naiveté and refusal to call his bluff as a green light to cause even more of the problems Trump keeps asking him to solve.
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Menounos claimed it was a belated Christmas present, but a likelier explanation is that it was meant to remind viewers of a Lego-related show premiering on Fox next month.
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The economist Matthew Kahn has shown that in Appalachia, for instance, the highly skilled are much likelier to leave not just their hometowns but also the region as a whole.
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The researchers also found that Tulsa's preschool teachers devoted more time to academics and were likelier to talk with, not at, their students, than their counterparts in 11 other states.
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Similarly, Republicans who told pollsters they felt coldly toward African Americans in 2011 were 20 points likelier to support Trump than Republicans who said they felt warmly toward African Americans.
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It's not that most people don't believe the world is in danger — the public actually tends to consider human extinction this century likelier than many of the experts think it is.
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People who watched this year's State of the Union were 17 points likelier than the general public to identify as Republicans, and Republicans, of course, liked what Trump had to say.
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Major metropolitan areas in those states have "legendary gridlock," and are likelier as a whole to face higher auto insurance premiums, said Lynne McChristian, a spokesperson for the Insurance Information Institute.
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Instead, it seems likelier to me that this decision is based on a theory of dealmaking — a topic Trump really is interested in — and that that theory may well be flawed.
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Barack Obama's former attorney general is thinking seriously about a run, but Joe Biden is likelier to run and seems better positioned to cash in on any nostalgia for that administration.
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The best electric toothbrushesA good electric toothbrush oscillates thousands of times per minute, removes more plaque than a manual toothbrush, and is likelier to reduce gum disease than a manual toothbrush.
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Weight is closely correlated with poverty: a French study last year suggested that children of parents classed as "non-professional" are four times likelier to be obese than those of professionals.
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This leaves a more modest fix as a likelier conclusion to the stand-off—the Democrats offer a bit more money for border-security provided Mr Trump reopens the government first.
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In principle, it would be better for central-bank bosses not to serve more than one term; a supplicant for a second term is likelier to do the bidding of politicians.
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Some oil bulls say Mr Trump's nomination of Mike Pompeo as secretary of state and his appointment of John Bolton as national security adviser—both Iran hawks—have made sanctions likelier.
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The likelier a young man is to believe he will one day have a six-figure coal job like his father, the less likely he is to train for anything else.
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There's plenty the press can do that it shouldn't, and the more frequently and gleefully we cross that line, the likelier we are to eventually lose the ability to cross it.
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There's plenty that billionaires can do that they shouldn't, and the more frequently and gleefully they cross that line, the likelier they are to eventually lose the ability to cross it.
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But in the likelier event that he screws some things up—if unemployment or the uninsured rate climb significantly—boasting about saving 300 Rexnord jobs will be whistling past the graveyard.
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As much as Comey values his reputation for personal integrity, it is likelier that he hopes there are tapes, because recordings would provide a stronger evidentiary basis for obstruction of justice.
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The second wave of the flu, in particular, had more brutal effects than typical influenza, not least because it was likelier than the ordinary flu to be joined by bacterial pneumonia.
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This is essentially a version of the "routine activities theory": When potential criminals and people are likelier to meet in public without the interference of the police, crime will likely increase.
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Instead, we are watching the real thing: a White House in chaos, a legislative agenda in shambles, a world in which nuclear war is likelier and America's global leadership is diminished.
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Cook rates this district a toss-up, and Los Angeles County is growing more liberal (although parts of it are full of older, Republican voters who are likelier to turn out).
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Is it possible that the rise of the gig economy has made it likelier for people who otherwise wouldn't work a second job to go out and have a side gig?
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And, even for those who remain healthy, they are likelier to suffer loss of income or health care as a result of quarantines and other measures, potentially on a sweeping scale.
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Among participants who lived in the western United States, the group that read that whites had ceded majority status were 11 points likelier to subsequently say they favored the Republican Party.
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At the same time, Republicans have rushed to defend a tier of contests that seem even likelier to remain on their side, like South Carolina's First, Georgia's Seventh and Michigan's Sixth.
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The improvement in labor market outcomes for likelier Clinton supporters might, in part, be a closing of gaps that widened during the recession, such as racial differences in the unemployment rate.
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If people are likelier to drink a lot, but less likely to drive drunk, it is hard to say what the overall public-health impact of ride-hailing firms has been.
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With the Bahamas struggling after a devastating hurricane and Tokyo recovering from a record-setting typhoon, we wondered why dangerous storms were likelier to erupt at predictable times of the year.
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Given two otherwise average countries, one with a high trade-protection benefit (like Libya) is 2.7 times likelier to host a BRI port than another with an average benefit (like Liberia).
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So the closer British data protection rules remain to the EU ones, the likelier the European Commission is to add Britain to its shortlist of safe countries in terms of privacy.
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This explains why people with an abundance of opportunity — those with higher incomes and more education among them — are likelier to make sound financial decisions, like investing in health savings accounts.
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On Venezuela, what you're likelier to read is that the crisis is the product of corruption, cronyism, populism, authoritarianism, resource-dependency, U.S. sanctions and trickery, even the residues of capitalism itself.
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In all fairness, we also venture to suggest that American family albums differ from the Soviet ones not merely because they are likelier to render the late 20th century in color.
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Economic models generally predict that tax cuts that encourage business investment are likelier to lead to decisions by companies that result in higher productivity, more jobs and higher incomes over time.
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But it also makes sense that high earners are likelier to notice a difference than lower earners, given the scale of the differences the tax bill is making in their pay.
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And a landmark gerrymandering lawsuit that resulted in a redrawing of the state's congressional map has changed the lay of the land for Democrats, the party women are likelier to represent.
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Neither Trump nor Mattis has explicitly called for using force against Iran, but that will be much likelier in a Trump White House than it had been in the Obama one.
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It seems likelier, on the basis of multiple leaked reports, that Mr Trump and his closest advisers, including Stephen Bannon, his chief strategist, reckoned that Mr Flynn could get away with it.
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Women were likelier to oppose the policy than men, and black and Hispanic Americans were more likely to oppose it than whites (though a large majority of whites still oppose the policy).
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Both Clinton and Bennet would increase the phase-in from 15 percent to 45 percent for families with young children, meaning the poorest families are considerably likelier to get the full credit.
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The broader public is likelier to remember the cheesy charity concerts and duets with Bono, the guilty "Three Tenors" pleasure with a white handkerchief clutched in his hand and endless high C's.
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The longer this goes on, with no firm deal in sight, the likelier it becomes to affect business investments and corporate decision-making, or even to tip the US into a recession.
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"I think the likelier scenario is that we are going to see a confrontation between the allies of the U.S. in the Middle East and Iranian proxies in the region," said Khatib.
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As protests become more frequent but likelier to flounder, they stretch on and on, becoming more contentious, more visible — and more apt to return to the streets when their demands go unmet.
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A Sanders nomination might make the public even likelier to view Mr. Trump as a favorite; Democrats, already pessimistic, are starting to hear skepticism from their own leaders about Mr. Sanders's chances.
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Despite Bloomberg's stop-and-frisk policing policy as New York's mayor, he is a likelier beneficiary of Biden's lost following than Mayor Pete, with miniscule black support in all polls, or Sen.
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In corporate life, the usual practice when firing someone is either to say nothing or to say something nice, on the theory that the unlucky person is likelier to respond in kind.
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And with cyberattacks such as ransomware and the malware which locked the files of computers at major companies last month, the hacking and hijacking of an unmanned drone seems likelier than ever.
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That, though, is purely speculative, and in any case his cooperation puts more pressure on Manafort to give up what he knows in a cooperation deal or face an even likelier conviction.
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If Cruz doesn't fade, then the race is likelier to develop into a two-man race between Trump and Cruz than between Trump and an institutionalist—let alone into a three-man race.
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But since Syria's deadly gassing of his people in Idlib on April 4, the politics has shifted decidedly against Russia again, and the sanctions are a lot likelier to be toughened, not eased.
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The nutrition program appeared to significantly increase women's economic standing in the home: They were likelier to be doing work that brought in cash or food than women who just got the cash.
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Unsurprisingly, there was a partisan divide — Democrats were likelier to blame Republicans and vice versa, but more independents said they would blame Republicans as well: 34 percent compared to 27 percent for Democrats.
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A recent study in Benin by the Centre d'Etudes Prospectives et d'Informations Internationales, a French think-tank, finds that raising tariffs by 10% makes it 12% likelier that a product is imported informally.
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Some on Twitter believe the drop to be part of a correction, but it's likelier due to an increasingly nasty battle over the rights to the breakthrough genome editing technique used by Editas.
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It's here that Twitter's incentive system deserves criticism — the earlier you tweeted the first video, and the more incendiary your view, the likelier you were to have it shot into the algorithmic stratosphere.
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It's likelier that SpaceX will need cash infusions, either from people like Maezawa who are interested in riding on the BFR or tourists who might want to fly to the International Space Station.
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People who die from suicide are likelier to live in homes with guns than people who merely attempted suicide, and states with higher rates of gun ownership have higher rates of gun suicide.
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The raid appears to have sent Mr Trump hurtling towards the head-on collision with the rule of law that always seemed likelier than a trade or shooting war to define his presidency.
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Blocking them from voting on the first ballot means it will be harder for anyone to win nomination cleanly That's likelier to happen than in past years because of the historically crowded field.
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The Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank, found that they are likelier than their ineligible coevals to be in white-collar jobs, rather than the informal manual labour often performed by undocumented workers.
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Of course, some of this can be explained by the fact that younger employees, who often do not have families, are likelier to be sent on last-minute trips than more senior workers.
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As data points, they support the argument that she would be facing a much more challenging race—and would be likelier to lose—if she were running against someone competent and well liked.
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Election handicappers are taking a wait-and-see approach before declaring a fundamental shift in the race, believing it's still likelier that Clinton will win enough battleground states to take the White House.
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Unlike him, none of them are likely to have their own dedicated security details, but the more important differences are that their lives will be destroyed, and they will be likelier to die.
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Researchers say that eight years after someone has committed a violent offence, or four years after they have committed a property one, they are no likelier than anyone else to break the law.
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A rejection of the idea of original sin might argue that if we believe we can be good and do good by our own efforts, we are likelier to strive to do so.
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Trump supporters were likelier than other respondents to favour fighting on: among those who voted for Mr Trump in 2016, 39% wanted troop numbers to rise or stay the same (see chart, below).
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Biden's support tends to be stronger among older voters as well, so he's reaching out not only to people who vote more but also to people who are likelier to vote for him.
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The second argument is that the race is likelier to break toward the Democrats at the end, presumably because undecided voters will break for previously unknown Democratic challengers against well-known Republican incumbents.
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The Obama administration opted for this on the advice of "behavioral economists," whose psychological theories predicted that people would be likelier to spend money that just popped into their bank account through withholding.
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Some states still rely on paper files, making it likelier that they will not end up in the federal electronic records database, and that is even more of a problem with older records.
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Yes, 100+ contacts is a large number, but ultimately, some fundraises are just tough, and the more people that potentially get a look at your company, the more likelier you are to succeed.
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While the survey was limited in analyzing the mental health effects of forced sexual initiation, those who experienced it were likelier to report difficulty completing tasks due to physical or mental health conditions.
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The program didn't make households significantly likelier to have diverse diets, or significantly less likely to have mothers with anemia, or significantly more likely to have kids with healthier heights for their age.
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Small populations of endangered animals — such as the Mexican gray wolf, or lobo, and the Sonoran pronghorn — may be stranded on either side of the border, leaving some species likelier to die out.
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That amounts to large-scale income redistribution, which, the authors argue, would stimulate the economy, because lower-income people are likelier to spend their money in the near-term than rich people are.
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But if you're looking at the same data with the expectation we're alone in the universe, you're much likelier to conclude that there's a natural explanation for the fast radio bursts and Oumuamua.
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UC Santa Barbara psychologist Brenda Major, her colleague Alison Blodorn, and Gregory Major Blascovich (now of Keep It Public) found in an experimental study published amid the 2016 race that exposing white Americans who identify strongly with their race (that is, whites who are likelier to say their race is "an important reflection of who I am") to projections that they'll become a minority by 2042 made them likelier to express support for Donald Trump, whether they were Democrats or Republicans.
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Meanwhile, the longer the Republicans remain consumed by this issue, the likelier voters are to start pinning their many complaints about health care on their party—whether Mr McConnell passes his reform or not.
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Married or cohabitating couples are likelier than their single friends to say "I don't" when it comes to frequent and heavy drinking, according to a new study published in the Journal of Family Psychology.
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Venture capitalists play a vital role in shaping the culture of startups: investors who value diversity are likelier to guide them away from the reputational and legal risks that beset offices full of "brogrammers".
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In so doing, Stanfield makes black men with dynamic inner lives more readily discernible to audiences and therefore likelier to survive a world whose flat renderings of black manhood can diminish those men's complexity.
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WITH the ink still drying on the Singapore declaration, President Donald Trump was asked why the North Koreans were any likelier to honour its terms than all the previous nuclear agreements they have flouted.
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The fact that the attorney-general has a history of taking an expansive view of executive power, which in this hypothetical case could be cited on national security grounds, makes that seem likelier still.
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However, the more Miguel takes those words to heart, the likelier it looks that he'll follow in his great-great grandfather's footsteps and leave his devastated family behind – whether or not he intends to.
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Today's report isn't proof Zika causes microcephaly — but it makes the link likelier The woman was a 25-year-old European volunteer who had been working in Natal, Brazil, on the country's northeast tip.
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For instance, if the knife was in a damp environment, that makes it likelier that the DNA won't be useful, says Graciela Cabana, an expert in ancient DNA at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
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Likelier would be a broad left coalition headed by the Socialist leader, Pedro Sánchez, and backed by some of the parties—like the left-wing populist insurgents, Podemos—who prop up Valencia's current government.
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On the positive side: Phoenix workers are likelier to be in computing or mathematical jobs, meaning jobs at low risk of automation, and much less likely to be in manufacturing than the national average.
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Washington insiders describe Mr. Wheeler as well positioned to pursue Mr. Trump's agenda as effectively as Mr. Pruitt, or even more so, by moving more slowly but in ways likelier to withstand legal challenge.
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On a day when major economic disruptions resulting from the coronavirus pandemic appeared to become likelier — which might be expected to make typical market safe havens more popular — many of them fell instead Wednesday.
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He recognizes a court battle would likely ensue, and the stronger the Democrats' case is that they need Trump's tax return for oversight and potential legislation, the likelier they are to win in court.
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She said the Labour and Green parties would hope for a strong turnout among young voters who favor legalizing marijuana, while a vote on the euthanasia issue would be likelier to mobilize older voters.
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Toronto can go small with DeMarre Carroll at the four, but the likelier promotion is for Patrick Patterson, which still hurts the bench and is like sticking a Band-Aid over a stab wound.
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Michael pulls four likelier dresses and sequesters himself with Sarah, while the manager invites me to make myself comfortable in the airy, windowed showroom, which is decorated to resemble a country-chic living room.
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Jess O'Connell, a former top official at the Democratic National Committee and Emily's List, the influential Democratic women's group, said voters alarmed by the mistreatment of women might be likelier to embrace female candidates.
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There's a deeper, even likelier explanation: that the right-wingers who make up Trump's Israel-Palestine team have worked with the Israeli right to figure out a way to undo the peace process itself.
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That's because low-income students are likelier than high-income students to attend two-year colleges, and also because with need-based financial aid, they pay less tuition on average than high-income students.
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Mr. Satoh is convinced that, if consumers are better informed about a product's development, they will make smarter choices and be likelier to appreciate their purchases, reducing the risk of them being discarded irresponsibly.
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The Washington Post's Christopher Ingraham on Friday highlighted a study published in the journal JAMA Network Open that found larger-caliber firearms are much likelier to kill a shooting victim than smaller-caliber ones.
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A bodega or corner shop is likelier to be organized as a pass-through (like a sole proprietorship or LLC) than as a C corporation, the legal designation for companies that pay corporate income taxes.
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A new poll from Axios by SurveyMonkey found that a number of potential female 2020 challengers to Trump (some who are likelier to run than others) all rate better than the president among registered voters.
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Some scientists believe that it could have a water ocean just underneath that ice crust, and that if said ocean exists, it might be among the likelier places in our solar system to find life.
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Running as a third-party candidate in a first-past-the-post election system is likelier to reinforce the two-party duopoly, and the dangers of third parties, than to open America to multiparty democracy.
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That low opinion of Mrs Clinton perhaps makes it even likelier that Republicans will maintain their control of the Senate, another close contest, which has the potential to doom a Clinton presidency from the outset.
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Wages have been rising fastest for African-Americans, but poorer blacks, especially those with felony convictions, are also likelier to have fallen out of the formal labour market, so are not counted in unemployment figures.
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The more news that comes out about Musk and his companies, I figure, the likelier it is that anyone who is paying attention will sort into one camp or another to decrease their cognitive load.
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So his only hope is an insanely high-risk, high-reward strategy — a strategy that gives him a sliver of a chance to win, but at the cost of making a genuine electoral blowout likelier.
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As a political counterweight to the growing Hispanic population, the influx of white pensioners, who are likelier to vote Republican and to vote at all, largely explains why Florida's Republican past is proving so unyielding.
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If Mr Trump's latest strong showing has probably made it considerably likelier that he will indeed bag the Republican ticket, Mrs Clinton's defeat makes it scarcely less likely that she will win the Democratic one.
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On the whole, people who are older, less educated, of a lower social class and support the Conservatives or UKIP are likelier to support Brexit, particularly if they live in England but not in London.
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This could just reflect geography — Democrats are likelier to live in urban centers where the disease is already present — but it could also reflect what Republicans are hearing from President Trump and allied media outlets.
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A different data set, based on another national survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, also shows that teachers are likelier to work a side gig, though the gap between the two groups is smaller.
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The results point to underlying, toxic power dynamics, the authors note: The men forcing sex tend to be older, and the women were likelier to be younger than 18 at the time of their experience.
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And while, yes, we do think we're the kind of people that would have spent this December weekend baking Bon Appetit or New York Times Cooking cookie recipes, it's likelier we didn't find the time.
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People who don't own their own homes or who move frequently—like low-income and younger voters—are likelier to be removed from voter rolls because of difficulty showing proof of residence with government IDs.
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There are lots of climate change outcomes between "the literal apocalypse" and "actually it's nice you can wear shorts whenever"; most of the likelier ones are extremely shitty, so we should work to prevent them.
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There, Rubio supporters are likelier to agree with the statement than Trump supporters, but interestingly, Carson supporters — who are otherwise less likely than their Republican peers to express racial resentment — are the least likely to agree:
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Also possible is that the home visits, and regular participation of women in weekly meetings, made the women more visible, and made their partners feel that they were likelier to get caught if they were abusive.
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A new CNN poll released on Monday found that nearly two-thirds of registered women voters were likelier to vote for Democrats in the 2018 midterms, compared to 35 percent who said they would vote Republican.
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Early in Trump's presidency, Yuval Levin, the editor of the conservative journal National Affairs, predicted to me that this White House was likelier to be defined by "dysfunction than autocracy," and so far he's been right.
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Washington (CNN)Ted Cruz on Wednesday sought to dampen any momentum that could come from Donald Trump's rout in New York, arguing the billionaire was no likelier to win their party's presidential nomination than he was.
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Nearly every story about the Foxes noted the 5,000-to-1 odds they were given of winning the title, and the list of likelier long-shot scenarios was as full of impossibilities as it was endless.
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That has made him a very different commander in chief than the generals have been used to, one likelier to blame them than to have the "buck stops here" mentality of his predecessors from both parties.
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Training women to be more assertive in asking for a promotion or pay rise is pointless; they are just as likely to ask for these but also likelier to be seen as pushy when they do.
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Similarly, Republican voters with the lowest opinions of Muslims were the most likely to vote for Trump, and voters who strongly support mass deportation of undocumented immigrants were likelier to support him in the primaries too.
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When the news isn't so good for the candidate they're likelier to support, they say they're "undecided" rather than bring themselves to admit — either to themselves or to the polling interviewer — that they'll support their candidate.
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But it seems likelier that all this performative not-caring is more in line with The Way We Don't Care Now, which is a fundamentally defensive and fearful reflex dressed up like a bold warrior truth.
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And we simply know more about how to deliver vaccines than we do about how to deliver functioning schools, so our efforts to fund schools are likelier to run aground on barriers we don't fully understand.
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Oxford political scientists Petra Schleiter and Edward Morgan-Jones have found that presidents, whether elected indirectly by parliament or directly by the people, are likelier to allow governments to change without new elections than monarchs are.
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Even if you assume that style is morally valid, I think it's likely a woman would be considered a bitch for it, while the man would be likelier to have staff think of him as tough.
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But the longer the investigation proceeds without finding convincing evidence of malfeasance, the likelier Americans will draw the conclusion that Trump is right to call the investigation a witch hunt and begin to sympathize with him.
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It's probably the best-known response bias in polling: Respondents are likelier than people who don't respond to surveys to be voters, to be trusting of others, and to be volunteers or engaged in their communities.
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More generally, there is reason to think these voters are likelier to vote for a Democrat against a more traditional Republican who hasn't developed a message to match Mr. Trump's appeal to white working-class Democrats.
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" Families receiving vouchers to help pay for housing, the center added, would end up living in "lower-rent districts that are likelier to be poor, segregated, and isolated from quality schools and other sources of opportunity.
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On paper, that gives U.S. automakers a powerful incentive to build in the U.S., but the likelier outcome is that automakers will hold off siting any new plants for as long as they can, DuBois said.
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It is even stranger since the Times/Siena polls provide zero evidence — truly, zero — to support the view that Republicans are now likelier to say they intend to vote than they were before the Kavanaugh hearing.
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Nationwide, Republicans were more than 22006 percent likelier to vote than Democrats (defined by party vote history and registration) in 217 and 19983, according to an Upshot analysis of voter file data from the company L21998.
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That would be a massive tax cut for the rich; about 69 percent of pass-through income goes to the top 1 percent of earners, which is likelier to own shares in that kind of company.
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Shootings with a medium-caliber weapon were 2.3 times likelier to result in death than with a small-caliber gun; large-caliber guns increased the odds of death by 4.5 times compared to small-caliber guns.
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Their findings: During periods of overall stock market decline, firms that brought women to their boards were likelier to have experienced a consistently bad performance in the preceding five months than those who brought on men.
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It could also be the case that Obama wants to fill the seat himself, and believes this Senate is much likelier to confirm Garland (perhaps amid a Trump-induced panic) than an enigma or a reliable liberal.
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If there is an idol in play – if Jason by some chance did have one in his pocket, or one of his allies was feeling generous – they'd be likelier to play it on him than anyone else.
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That second number could jump this year, with the state's 463,871 "unaffiliated" voters, free to vote in either party's primary, likelier to choose a dogfight on the Democratic side over a sleepy coronation on the Republican side.
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Whether using illicit equipment or pilfering signals the old-fashioned way, teams are no likelier to advertise that they've broken an opponent's code than the Bletchley Park crew were to proclaim that they had cracked the Enigma.
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That could mean that Republicans who disagree with Trump, and in particular his immigration policies, are likelier to identify as independents rather than Republicans now, which in turn artificially inflates support for Trump among self-identified Republicans.
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Numerous studies into the causes and prevalence of gun deaths clearly showed that access to firearms made a difference, and that guns were statistically likelier to harm their owners than to successfully be used in self-defense.
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Altogether, it adds up to a set of political reforms that, if passed, would make it far likelier that the majority of the country that supports action on climate change could actually do something about climate change.
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While he himself must pray that Democratic voters, 30-40% of whom are currently tempted to vote for Mr Sanders, will instead rally to Hillary Clinton who, because more electable, is much likelier to protect his legacy.
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To be successful, any such plan must make it easier to create legal businesses—and thus likelier that the management genius displayed by the likes of the Camorra is directed towards the creative side of creative destruction.
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That is to ensure that there would be no possibility of Juno's crashing into Europa, regarded as one of the likelier places for life elsewhere in the solar system, and contaminating it with microbial hitchhikers from Earth.
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They argue that the program's rising enrollment was the predictable result of more women working (and thus being insured for disability), and population aging (which, because older people are likelier to become disabled, should explain rising enrollment).
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Economist Douglas Almond has estimated that people exposed in utero to the flu in 1918-'19 received less education, earned lower incomes, and were likelier to have disabilities than people who missed the pandemic in the womb.
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Still, the next Yankees manager seems unlikely to resemble Francona and Maddon, with their extensive track records; a likelier model would be one of the 2017 World Series managers: Roberts and the Houston Astros' A. J. Hinch.
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Just why are pedestrians likelier (three times as likely, according to one study) to defy traffic laws to follow a man across the road when he is wearing a suit than the same man dressed in denim?
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At the high end, HuffPost Pollster gives them 91 percent odds; but the New York Times's Upshot is at 56 percent, and FiveThirtyEight is at 46.2 percent — meaning Nate Silver's model projects a Republican hold is likelier.
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Growing up I was the kind of kid who wanted dolls and plush animals, never toy cars and police kits — the kind of kid likelier to pretend to be Anastasia than to be her love interest Dimitri.
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Just why are pedestrians likelier (three times as likely, according to one study) to defy traffic laws to follow a man across the road when he is wearing a suit than the same man dressed in denim?
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Our reporters in China and Washington note that business deals are likelier than policy shifts, and our video team tracks how Mr. Trump has shifted over time from targeting China's trade policy to praising Mr. Xi. _____ 63.
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All that remains before those hearings begin is a cluster of high-profile witnesses closely connected to Trump who seem likelier to battle Congress to a stalemate than submit to questioning that might boost Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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If Biden is best for down-ballot Democrats, as many Democrats who've won in those states believe, then he's likelier to get health care reform passed than his competitors with more ambitious plans, but narrower political appeal.
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In another test, black women were likelier than other groups to be falsely identified in a large database of mugshots maintained by the FBI — offering a glimpse of how the technology could be misused by law enforcement.
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If not a climate scientist, why a well-off older white man and not, say, a young woman of color whose opinion is less often heard and who's likelier to actually suffer ill effects from global warming?
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The faster that Facebook can detect hate speech, drug and weapon sales, child exploitation, and other issues, the likelier it is that the company can alert law enforcement and civil society groups in time to address them.
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Much likelier than formal abolition of the Senate would be a gradual loss of prestige for the institution, weakening it and rendering it less eager to exercise its powers when the House and president disagree with it.
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Allegations within a company are likelier to be taken seriously by the Securities and Exchanges Commission – if they are first investigated by the company's management, and if the whistleblower has tangible proof to accompany the accusations, Welch added.
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Ms Foster's strident opposition to Mrs May's deal makes it far likelier that Britain will have a second referendum, which might keep Britain in the EU, or a general election, which Mr Corbyn might well win, or both.
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Back in the day — June 23200, 230, to be exact — a Newsweek cover story offered up a statistic seemingly meant to terrify women: They were likelier to die in a terrorist attack than to marry over age 40.
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In November, de Maizière tried to counter the rumor-mongering by announcing the initial results of a police study that found asylum seekers and refugees were, on the whole, not likelier to commit crimes than the general population.
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The simple reason is that newly registered voters are disproportionately younger — often, they've turned 18 since the last presidential election, or they are likelier than older voters to move to a new place, and thus register to vote.
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A central bank policy error or the failure of President Donald Trump's tax plan are likelier catalysts that may break what Bank of America Merrill Lynch calls the "Icarus melt-up" in global equities led by U.S. stocks.
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Making Pruitt's chances even likelier, Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat, said she would cast her for vote for him, even though she had "concerns" about his commitment to renewable power and to cut emissions blamed for climate change.
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And since black Americans are likelier to go to prison, this had a disproportionate impact on the African-American electorate — leaving more than 20 percent of black voters in Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia legally banned from voting.
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This would have a clearer distributional impact than quantitative easing, as it would direct more resources to poor households, and might be more effective in that poor households are likelier to spend additional cash rather than save it.
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A second is that the policy of depriving yourself of opportunities in an unfair system makes it likelier that the opportunities will be distributed among people who don't even have the virtue of being aware of the problem.
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In one half of the study, they used General Social Survey data to see whether people who supported animal rights were likelier to support a variety of human rights, a test of whether abstract compassion is zero-sum.
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For instance, we know that for a whole host of historical reasons, black Americans overwhelmingly vote for Democrats and whites mostly vote for Republicans; whites are also likelier to own guns, so the gap might reflect racial differences.
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Mr Trump may also find that China decides to drag its feet, in the hope of scuppering his chances of a second term and of getting a better deal (or one likelier to stick) with his Democratic successor.
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With black, brown and poor people likelier to work jobs with inflexible hours and weekend work and less likely to own cars, laws requiring people to vote during "working hours" have clear consequences for who casts a ballot.
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An American retreat from Northeast Asia might eventually induce South Korea and Japan to acquire nuclear arsenals, but even then both countries would be likelier to mollify you with bribes than risk war over this or that crisis.
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You are three times likelier to get oral cancer if you have had more than six oral sex partners (compared to more than 26 vaginal sex partners), Anisha explains, quoting a 2007 New England Journal of Medicine paper.
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A study of such a program in Morocco found that when fathers were given money and told it was meant for school support, their children were far likelier to go to school and less likely to drop out.
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According to a recent paper by economists Elliott Ash, Daniel Chen, and Suresh Naidu, judges who went to Olin-funded weekend trips ended up imposing longer criminal sentences, and were likelier to rule against unions and environmental regulations.
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Kahn also points out that the holidays provide more opportunities to attend gatherings that include alcohol (less true for Muslims' Eid gatherings), and intoxication can make people likelier to have sex (and less likely to use condoms—be safe!).
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For more than a year, we have reported exceedingly pessimistic forecasts about the future of jobs: Robots and automation, we've written, are likelier than not to wipe out a large portion of current U.S. employment by 2030 or so.
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Large gaps exist for education and income level—the less educated and less well-paid are likelier to believe all three things—as well as for political-party affiliation (nearly 6% of Republicans, but just over 4% of Democrats).
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But Sheekey said it was a "hard truth" for voters in states like Iowa and New Hampshire that Bloomberg has focused his resources on states that are likelier to decide the election, like Wisconsin, Florida, North Carolina and Arizona.
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A far hairier -- and likelier -- position for Cruz would be to wage a tense and complicated delegate battle at the Republican National Convention, an audience full of party regulars unlikely to break for a candidate of Cruz's ideological ilk.
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These will make the jobs market less inflexible, by limiting courts' freedom to order compensation for dismissed workers, and by putting the onus on unions to negotiate inside companies, where moderate outcomes are likelier than at the national level.
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This time around, they linked the experiment to tax records and concluded that people whom MTO had placed in lower-poverty neighborhoods really were likelier to go to college and had higher average earnings than kids who didn't move.
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Hundreds of thousands of children in voucher families are trapped in extremely poor neighborhoods — where 40 percent or more of residents are poor — that are likelier to be stricken by violence, health risks and other problems, the analysis shows.
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He was appointed by Mr Trump, for whom he was an early, raucous cheerleader, because the president mistrusted many of the likelier alternatives, admired Mr Flynn's tough-talking style and perhaps did not fully understand the requirements of the position.
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A 2018 AARP survey of adults over 45 found that 61% of respondents have seen or experienced age discrimination in the workplace and that older women, African-Americans, Hispanics, and people who are unemployed are likelier to feel discriminated against.
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As Dr. Murray explains, preeclampsia only affects about 3 percent of pregnancies — and it's much likelier to occur during a woman's first pregnancy, as well as in moms-to-be with a history of diabetes and/or high blood pressure.
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The more progress is made in the coming months to convert a paper agreement into facts on the ground, the harder it will be to reverse—and the likelier voters will be to choose a president who promises to preserve it.
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Democrats will unseat some true Trumpists, but they're likelier to knock out (or force into retirement) candidates like Costello — Republicans who sit in blueish districts, who support Trump uneasily, criticize him occasionally, and draw at least some lines he can't cross.
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So if Wyden — a relatively moderate Democrat who is likelier than Warren or Sanders to get the rest of his caucus on board — succeeds, the charitable deduction could become an even more crucial out for the Mark Zuckerbergs of the world.
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The likelier outcome is a much messier perspective, with teleology demoted from its position as an organizing, unifying theory, and, in its place, contradictory narratives running uncorralled, like animals unleashed from a cage and moving in all directions at once.
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Somehow Trump has made Clinton's health an issue in the presidential race, this though she is two years younger than he is and, by dint of her membership in the developed world, statistically likelier to live 5% longer than him.
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As in the Quinnipiac poll, women and nonwhite people were likelier to disagree with the policy; unlike the Quinnipiac poll, differences based on education were minimal, and 18- to 34-year-olds and 35- to 54-year-olds had similar opinions.
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"We find that the households removed from extreme poverty by in-kind transfers continue to be significantly worse off than poor households," in terms of hardship metrics, Meyer and his coauthors write — likelier to report struggling with bills, getting food, etc.
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Yet Mr Sanders's slim victory there, where he won 50% of the vote, has made it likelier that the Democratic contest will be drawn out, into May and perhaps beyond, which could be damaging to Mrs Clinton's general-election prospects.
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A Pew poll in 36 countries found the young to be more tolerant than the old in 30 of them, often dramatically so: 18-29-year-old South Koreans were four times likelier to be gay-friendly than those over 50.
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Making unemployment benefit stingier (Reform, a think-tank, reckons it will be worth £2000 a year less in 2100 than in 2000) may do more to reduce the living standards of the jobless than make them likelier to find work.
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This brother came to visit B.D. and left him a hot-rod magazine, one page of which he'd soaked in what he told B.D. was psilocybin, but was likelier just, B.D. figured, LSD plus some sort of large-animal veterinary tranquillizer.
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There was a dose effect: The higher you scored on racial resentment, the more likely you were to support Trump; the more you resented immigrants or professed your white ethnocentrism, the likelier you were to plan to vote for Trump.
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Personally, Vilsack strikes me as likelier to pull that off than most: These bonuses seem bigger in smaller states (like Alaska) than in big ones, and Vilsack is a well-known guy who appeals to Clinton's weakness in the state.
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That's true whether you look at the new survey data from Quinnipiac or NBC/Marist; it's also true if you just look at the demographic characteristics of early voters, who are likelier to be registered Democrats than registered voters over all.
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For example, among respondents who said they'd vote in the Democratic primary, 19% said a candidate being a college professor made them likelier to support them, while 4% said it made them less likely to, for a +1994% net favorability.
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Yes, even though, as an able-bodied woman with pale pink skin and an only-in-romcoms level of disposable income, she's likelier than anyone to find the shades and tools she needs at any price point, at any cosmetics counter.
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Since 2464, the rate at which women die of pregnancy- or childbirth-related causes in California has reduced by 2464 percent—yet Black women are still nearly four times likelier than other women to lose their lives because of such complications.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines raised the alert level at its Mayon volcano on Monday after a loud explosion in the wake of increased activity made a hazardous eruption likelier, prompting authorities to close all schools and urge residents to stay indoors.
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Research by the sociologist Ari Adut suggests it may come down to a dynamic called common knowledge: A group becomes much likelier to act against a transgressor when each individual member knows that every other member knows about the transgression.
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Her study estimated that each immigrant sponsors an even higher average of relatives — 3.45 — but she emphasized that included all immigrant groups and was driven by employment visas holders, who are much likelier to be naturalized and sponsor foreign relatives.
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The Senate has a profound small-state bias, and small states (and rural states) are likelier to be Republican-leaning than large states; that was even more true before Trump flipped some large Midwestern states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
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As you might expect, Democrats getting a pro-equality message and Republicans getting an anti-equality message were likelier to vote, and Democrats getting an anti-equality message and Republicans getting a pro-equality message were less likely to vote.
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Trying to coax them to participate — tailoring our laws to "political couch potatoes," as Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, once put it — would lead only to bloated voter rolls, likelier vote fraud and a more uninformed government, they warn.
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This idea was notably tested in a 2011 paper from Hal Hershfield, which found that when subjects were shown digitally altered images of themselves made to look retirement age, they were likelier to save more money from a hypothetical windfall.
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So the Upshot/Siena poll data does not necessarily indicate that there's a long-term bias in polling toward the Democrats, and it doesn't address whether voters with high civic engagement were likelier to support one candidate over the other.
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As an historical example, the verdicts against Johnson & Johnson provide some indication that maybe the medical and pharmaceutical establishment doesn't take the bodies and pain of marginalized people of limited means who are likelier to self-treat very seriously at all.
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" ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL OK, fiiiiiine: Via The Hill's Amie Parnes, "Democrats who were initially skeptical of the prospects for a brokered convention now see it as a likelier scenario with eight candidates still battling it out for the nomination.
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Even the single-slice crowd gets a hedge against inconvenience: Southpaw's slices are called quarters because they're one-fourth of a 15-inch pie — bigger than the usual slice and likelier to eliminate the need to go back for more.
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Two and a half years ago, 52 percent of British voters expressed support for leaving the E.U. But public opinion has flipped, with a slight majority now in favor of remaining, and a second referendum is thought likelier than ever.
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Republicans are likelier to say they've seen a difference, though the number isn't incredibly high: 44 percent of self-identified GOP voters say they have seen a larger paycheck, compared to 21 percent of Democrats, and 22 percent of independents.
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On the new podcast, which was taped in mid-August, he envisioned a likelier big move for Amazon: A new service that Galloway dubbed "Amazon Prime Squared," aimed at upping the frequency of new purchases from its highest-value consumers.
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I think that is likelier to pass because I think there's more incentive to pass it, but not if it's going to be passed with some of the provisos that they're talking about right now, which is taxing people's 401ks.
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Not only does it help foster gender equality at home and in the workplace, research has also shown that fathers who took at least two weeks of leave were much likelier to be involved in their child's care nine months after birth.
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And the longer the 1-2 49ers flounder as a team, the likelier it becomes that the man who — by taking a knee during the national anthem — changed the tenor of this entire pro football season becomes an NFL starter once again.
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Arielle Kuperberg, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro who studies how childbearing and marriage have changed over time, has found that people in areas with more opportunities for the less educated are likelier to get married.
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A first-round exit would be the third in four years for the Harden-era Rox, and two in three years for the Harden-Howard tandem, and it seems a much likelier outcome than any other as the All-Star break approaches.
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Oddly, I don't feel that much differently about his chances of winning the election and his chances of getting ousted at the convention, even though clearly the former is likelier given the numbers and how much time there is before the election.
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The Premier League victory by the 2850,21.3-234 outsiders cost Ladbrokes about 252.3 million pounds ($249 million), it said on Thursday, but the triumphs of Leicester and other underdogs through the season cost many more customers their bets on the likelier winners.
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Jalel Harchaoui, research fellow at the Clingendael Institute international relations think-tank in The Hague, said the Trump phone call was tantamount to supporting Haftar's operation and thus creates "an environment where a military intervention by foreign states, like Egypt, is likelier".
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This advantage seems likelier to endure after the Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration on adding a citizenship question to the census, which might have allowed states to draw districts based on the number of eligible voters, not the total population.
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Mr. Strange's demise, senior party strategists and conservative activists said Wednesday, makes it likelier that Republican incumbents in the House and Senate will face serious primary challenges in 2018, fueled by anger at the party's apparent ineptitude at wielding power in Washington.
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If jobs and wages matter in how Americans judge presidents and how they eventually vote, the post-inauguration decline and persistent partisan divide in Trump's approval rating are all the more striking given the bigger economic lift received by likelier Clinton supporters.
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Davis, a correspondent at ABC News, pointed out that while Buttigieg was mayor, a black man in the city was four times likelier to be arrested for marijuana possession than a white person, and that the disparity increased after he took office.
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Inside the party, though, political advisers think it's likelier than not that most marginal voters (Obama voters who skipped the midterms) and sporadic voters (those who are harder to persuade) have had at least some exposure to an anti–Democratic Party message.
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But it seems likelier to me that Sanders's campaign looked at the polling that showed Democratic voters do not particularly care about foreign policy, looked at their long-shot primary campaign against Clinton, and decided to put everything on more favorable domestic issues.
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A survey taken soon after found that people who were aware of the imbroglio were far likelier to choose a rival airline, and about half of them would prefer to fly with American Airlines even if that meant paying more or enduring an extra layover.
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In the election of October 227 (almost a dead heat between Labour and the Conservatives in terms of vote share), posher ABC270 voters were three times likelier to vote Tory than Labour, while working-class "DE" voters favoured Labour by nearly the same ratio.
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Pew Research Center reported in January that 52 percent of Republican voters making under $30,000 a year agree that it is the government's responsibility to ensure access to health care; the same poll showed they are far likelier than wealthy Republicans to do so.
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As my colleague Anna North has explained, Mississippi and Iowa have enacted laws banning abortions as early as 15 or even six weeks; those are likelier statutes to generate a Supreme Court battle than a federal ban, which surely won't pass the Democratic House.
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The older plans did not have to comply with many of the law's requirements, such as protections for preexisting conditions, meaning the younger and healthier in those plans were likelier to keep the coverage while older and sicker customers gravitated toward robust Obamacare coverage.
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Traditional sage-on-the-stage lecture classes (which studies have found that students are one and a half times likelier to fail than classes that actively engage them) are being replaced by innovations like "flipped" courses, in which students work on projects during class time.
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In other words, they're likelier to change the government without any democratic input at all: Worse, Tavits, in her book Presidents With Prime Ministers, finds that directly elected presidents make the public less politically engaged, depressing turnout in parliamentary elections by about 7 percent.
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But while there's some survey data backing the idea that working-class whites are likelier to harbor racial resentment (see table 3 here), the racism that kept Jews and black people out of country clubs (and out of Harvard) for generations is still around.
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In Canada, Meghan Azad has shown that babies receiving antibiotics are likelier to become overweight children and teenagers; research by Brett Finlay and Marie-Claire Arrieta shows that if babies 3 months old lack normal levels of four key bacteria, they are predisposed to asthma.
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It will make it harder to target negative and fake ads so precisely, so if a shady ad is out there, more people are likelier to see it, and that means political opponents and other groups will have a better ability to counter it.
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The white women who voted for Clinton are also the white women who, at least on paper, have the most freedom and independence: Those with college degrees, who are likelier than their less-educated cohorts to work outside the home and to marry later in life.
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While the wholesale replacement of silicon semiconductors by diamonds is unlikely, niche markets such as the thermal management of semiconductor packaging, which is worth tens of billions of dollars annually, are likelier applications, according to Dan Hutcheson, CEO of VLSI Research, a semiconductor research firm in California.
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Biden's team has sought to downplay the importance of Iowa, but he's still in the thick of things there, buoyed by 35 percent support among voters aged 85033 and older, who are likelier than young people to show up on caucus day, according to Selzer's September poll.
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Asked whether they would be likelier to support a candidate who promises to replace the existing health care system with Medicare for all or a candidate who promises to improve the current system, likely caucusgoers said by a 14-point margin that they preferred the second option.
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The saturation in the early-voting states have led some candidates to begin introducing themselves to voters in Super Tuesday states, such as delegate-rich Texas and California, or Virginia, where the proximity to Washington, D.C., makes it likelier a candidate will attract national media attention.
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That's not true for regimes like what Putin has created in Russia or what Xi is creating in China and Sisi is building in Egypt, which are far more brittle — and far likelier to collapse when the individual leader dies or is pushed out of power.
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We don't all think of celebrities when we masturbate, but when we do, we think of J. Lo.While 33% of male respondents reported thinking about a celeb when masturbating, 19% of female respondents did, and single people were likelier than the coupled-up to report doing so.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Indigenous children in the Australian state of Queensland are much likelier than others there to be held in juvenile detention, and Australia's judicial system has held children as young as 10 criminally responsible for their actions, Amnesty International said in a report released on Wednesday.
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And when I have to reach someone with something important and time-sensitive, I often wind up resorting to two or more similar but independent pathways, because I'm never sure which one will be likelier to work, since he or she is under a similar assault.
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A study in Washington State published in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2007 found that former inmates are 12 times likelier to die than other state residents in the two weeks following their release, especially of lethal overdoses, a risk factor confirmed by later studies.
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But in much the way Shakespeare's Richard seduces Lady Anne in "Richard III" to get closer to the crown, teenage Richard goes after the cool girl as part of his plan to win the senior-class presidency by knocking out two likelier candidates in his way.
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Now, it is far likelier that the world will see China pushing the United States to meet its commitments and try to live up to the letter and spirit of the 2015 Paris Agreement, even if Mr. Trump has signaled he has no intention of doing so.
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But I don't know if that would actually make Sanders a likelier nominee; these early polls can be just a measure of name ID. In the early going, Kamala Harris has seemed to make the biggest splash of the candidates who are not otherwise well-known nationally.
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In recent conversations with Democrats and industry observers, I've become convinced that just the opposite is true: If Republicans unwind Obamacare and pass their bill, then Democrats are much likelier to establish a single-payer health care system — or at least the beginnings of one — when they regain power.
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Add the potential for higher inflation from the stimulus and the likelier use of some protectionist tariffs, plus a Federal Reserve with a more hawkish tilt, as Mr Trump's appointees alter the complexion of its interest-rate-setting committee, and you have the makings of a renewed dollar rally.
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And if the election is as close as most polls are starting to predict it will be, those Trump supporters in and out of Washington are likelier to be even angrier at GOP leaders like Ryan whose lack of support they are likely to blame for the close loss.
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The difficult truth is that the closer Trump comes to the 1,237 delegates needed for uncontested nomination, the stronger his argument to be the legitimate banner-carrier for the party will be—and the likelier the Republican electorate will be to cast a jaundiced eye at any other nominee.
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It's perhaps worth noting here that only 25 percent of Google's leaders are women, and that a key argument of Damore's memo is that a likelier explanation than bias or structural discrimination is that women are biologically less interested in high-status jobs and less capable of handling stress.
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But he will have people around him who know that there is a very clear and obvious danger that the more you come back, the likelier it is that you will come back to a defeat, tarnishing that unbeaten legacy that took more than two decades to build.
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Perhaps the likelier candidate is Dorothy herself, marooned in her West Coast suburb, neglected by her philandering husband—they are, she tells her only friend, "too unhappy to get a divorce"—and numbed by the successive deaths of an infant son, an unborn child, and the family dog.
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"The anticipated efficiencies CVS and Aetna tout may benefit the merged company more than the consumer, who is likelier to be driven to use health care resources chosen by the health plan rather than those of his or her own choosing," CEO B. Douglas Hoey said in a statement.
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So I think it is likelier that Walmart — they have been increasing pay in recent years a bit, but using them as a stylized example — Walmart has space to pay its workers more, in a way that my corner store cannot or may not, I don't know for sure.
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Members of the president's party in Congress knew the situation we now face would be more serious than he let on but did not speak out or condemn him and seem no likelier now to support removing him from office than they did during his impeachment trial in January.
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Men are anyway much likelier than women to commit crimes of all sorts, and the decline in some types of crime is less dramatic for dads than for mums, but arrest rates drop by around 25% once their partners become pregnant, and stay around this mark even after birth.
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Trump has shown no interest in reinstituting a ban on LGBTQ service in the military (a return of the ban on trans soldiers appears likelier), and the Supreme Court is loath to overturn recent precedents, which could help ensure that same-sex marriage remains the law of the land.
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For a player who homers at the league average of around once every 2105 plate appearances or so, a four-home-run game is about five times likelier in five plate appearances than in four (and is 10.23 times more probable if he is fortunate enough to get six attempts).
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Given that these voters have not felt much of a boom in their wages and had no great qualms about Mr Trump's boorishness in 2016, it is not obvious that they would be likelier to stick with him if he were to tone it down and lead with the economy.
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And, worse for the President's credibility, it becomes even likelier that he or his team has asked for a list of wiretaps and already knows that Obama's understandable and expected counterintelligence investigation of Russian active measures during the election did not include wiretapping the GOP nominee's campaign headquarters in Trump Tower.
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But one of the few facts known for certain is that Masood's case fits into a broad but poorly understood trend: Muslim converts in the West are much likelier than their native-born co-religionists to engage in terrorism, or travel abroad to fight for jihadist organisations like Islamic State (IS).
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Such progress has made people who once saw abortion primarily as a medical issue—or, in the case of formerly pro-choice Republicans, as a social welfare and fiscal one—likelier to see it as a moral one, in which the mother and the unborn child both have a stake.
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Why it matters: The rulings have bought Congress some time past the March 5th deadline established by President Trump, but make it "much likelier that the Supreme Court will take up the California case," Leon Fresco, immigration attorney and former Deputy Assistant A.G. at DOJ's Office of Immigration Litigation, tells Axios.
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Shares in gun companies have risen again, as Americans again seem to infer that a clampdown on ownership is imminent, or that guns will keep them safe—despite the evidence that they are far likelier to be fired in accidents, rows or suicides than against an assailant, let alone a terrorist.
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Admirers still speak of Merkel as if she is Europe's last lion, the only leader with the vision and capacity to save the E.U. There is much that is admirable about the chancellor, but as things now stand she is likelier to be remembered as the E.U.'s unwitting destroyer.
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The EITC and Child Tax Credit are especially helpful to African American and Hispanic women, largely because people of color are far likelier to work in low-paid occupations, work part-time or part-year instead of full-time and year-round, and have lower wages within a given occupation.
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Or he could write a check to fund a last-minute advertising barrage and come closer to parity with Hillary Clinton and her associated super PACs on the air -- a likelier scenario, but one with tremendous diminishing returns given the cost and availability of advertising slots with less than two weeks to go.
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In the likelier event that Clinton wins, but does not secure majorities in both the House and Senate, the public will have rejected Trump's ugly vision of a resentful, bigoted America, but will not see that verdict translated into any policy changes that reflect Clinton's vision of a more inclusive, cosmopolitan society.
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The American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI), the baseball industry's foremost think tank, followed nearly 215 youth-league pitchers for a decade starting in 22014 and found that kids who pitched more than 22016 innings in a calendar year were three and a half times likelier to get injured than those who didn't.
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If forces systematically make it harder for women to get each credential - less likely to do a CS class in high school, a CS program in college, less likely to get promoted, less likely to change jobs, likelier to be a primary caretaker - what results are systematic disparities, and we do have those.
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Collapse of the ObamaCare replacement backed by House Republican leadership, the American Health Care Act (AHCA), seems likelier by the hour, and no provision illustrates conservatives' ambivalence toward the bill like a new amendment blocking patients from depositing in health savings accounts (HSAs) tax-credit funds left over after buying health insurance.
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Pew Research Center found that Republicans were likelier to name Russia as an "adversary" of the United States than Democrats were — until late 553 when Trump's closeness to Russia flipped the partisan valence of the question: "It's pretty historic," Gabriel Lenz, a professor at UC Berkeley who studies how political elites influence public opinion, says.
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Earlier this year, a study by researchers at the Universities of Toronto and Harvard found that flyers are 3.8 times likelier to get unruly if there is a first-class section on a flight, and then twice as likely again if they have to walk through first class to get to their inferior seats.
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It also makes it likelier that the mainstream lane of the primary contest will remain congested even after New Hampshire; if Mr Bush were to come fourth there, behind Mr Trump, Mr Cruz and Mr Rubio, for example, he has enough money to stay in the race so long as Mr Rubio looks vulnerable.
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In either of these scenarios — each made likelier by a general attitude of antagonism from Washington — the missile deployment would make the United States less secure while requiring U.S. taxpayers to spend even more on an already bloated military budget, subsidizing other nations' defense, including that of wealthy allies like South Korea and Japan.
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Still, it found students in the intervention program did amazingly better than the control group — including being four times likelier to graduate from college, five times less likely to have been on public assistance, significantly reduced chances of being arrested or charged with a crime, and significant improvements in adult math and reading ability.
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Worse still, these passengers were more than three times likelier than white riders to have their trip nixed if they were trying to get picked up in a low-density area—just the type of place that suffers from poor public transit and where an Uber or Lyft is extremely helpful to get around.
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Democratic leaders, they find, are significantly likelier to support an economic policy when the middle-class and advocacy groups support it, and significantly less likely to support it when business lobbyists support it; the wealthy's opinions have no significant effect, though obviously they overlap considerably with those of business lobbyists, which do seem to matter.
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Brigham Young University political scientists Michael Barber and Jeremy Pope polled 22017,268 people shortly after Trump's inauguration, seeking to find if Republicans would be likelier to support liberal policies — like a higher minimum wage, background checks for gun owners, less restrictive abortion laws, or the nuclear deal with Iran — if they were told Trump supported those liberal policies.
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If sales so far are any indicator, a lot of them won't be the type currently made or planned by BMW, Tesla or GM. Instead, they are likelier to be dominated by "micro-EVs," tiny electrics costing as little as $1,000, which accounted for two-thirds of the 2.5 million EVs sold in China last year.
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It still does, extending the promise to singles and same-sex couples as social norms shift, and increasingly—as in the case of Trellis—to the much larger clientele of young women who wish to postpone childbearing while they pursue a career or await "the one", and are therefore likelier to need help when they do eventually want babies.
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That rather under-rates the fact that freshmen House members have a long way to rise; that most of the new intake of Democrats are moderate (and many have had enough of her attention-grabbing); and that if their party ever did nominate a democratic socialist for president, she would be much likelier to keep America conservative.
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With a presidential election just over a week away, Hillary Clinton's biggest concern will not be the very remote possibility of future criminal charges, but the much likelier chance that a few too many voters in key states will have second thoughts about pulling the lever for a presidential contender still under suspicion of wrongdoing by the FBI.
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So basic income and cash advocates would do well to pivot away from the kind of big, disruptive plans modeled in the OECD and AEI papers, and toward negative income taxes, child allowances, and carbon dividends, all of which are more politically feasible and likelier to be implemented in a way that doesn't hurt low-income people or seniors.
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Among men, however, there is both a large gap between men who grew up in rich or poor families and a huge related gap between black and white men, even those who grew up in equivalently wealthy families: Children born to poorer parents are far, far likelier to find themselves in prison than children born to richer parents.
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Even so, if winning the majority becomes impossible, then the priorities look like this: Indeed, in this ranking, priorities one and two work together because you're likelier to win reelection, at least in past eras in American politics, if you're bringing money home to your district and can brag about bills with your imprint on them.
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The Clinton campaign calculates that its candidate is likelier to prevail by "disqualifying" Mr. Trump — using ads to make the idea of voting for him socially unacceptable in professional suburbs — among additional well-educated voters (in states like North Carolina) than by holding on to working-class voters tempted by Mr. Trump's populism (in states like Ohio).
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Polling conducted for the Hub Project, and scrutinized by a pair of Stanford University researchers in an analysis shared with The New York Times, found that voters in districts where its affiliates operated were likelier to remember their representative's votes on health care and taxes, though in some cases ad campaigns also appeared to generate backlashes among Republicans.
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But ever since Mr. Trump won his first round of primaries and his path toward the Republican presidential nomination became likelier, his family members and some supporters have urged him — not with a lot of success — to professionalize his performances, and to try to avoid the dangers of the kind of spontaneous remarks he made in Arizona.
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Yet it seems likelier Mr Bolton's scepticism about diplomacy, apparent good standing with the president and willingness to speak truth to power could mitigate a more pressing risk: that the president will expend a rare moment of American leverage with Mr Kim on a hasty, ill-considered deal that could leave East Asia even more insecure than it is now.
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" Which makes this, from The Washington Post's Robert Costa on Monday, sort of, well, ironic: "A high-profile critic of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi signaled on Monday that he is seeking to hold negotiations with her about changes to her leadership team, a development that makes her ascendancy to the speakership likelier as her opponents continue to struggle to recruit a challenger.
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But diseases or disorders have discrete and relatively uncommon collections of symptoms that, when seen in families, suggest a genetic cause; if you look at the genes of five relatives who all have a particular type of early-onset Alzheimer's disease, for example, and find a mutation that they all share, it's much likelier to be related to their symptoms.
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"It's one thing for a soldier to face someone who is trying to stab him with scissors, quite another to face a gunman - he can never know whether if there is more ammunition, if the gun is still a threat, so he is likelier to shoot," said Amy Ayalon, who headed the Shin Bet between 1996 and 2000, when the last Palestinian revolt against Israel erupted.
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And as to how we do it going forward, I think it's likelier that we end up with something like a bilateral arrangement orchestrated by a different American president and Xi Jinping really taking the lead rather than trying to pass it through a body as complicated as the UN. But practically speaking, I think the immediate steps to take are ending fossil fuel subsidies.
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While it may seem like the president is going to Huntington, W.Va., to make one final go at Senator Joe Manchin — and we have no doubt Mr. Trump will take on the conservative Democrat while he's in the state — the likelier reason is to get a Republican, Representative Carol Miller, over the top in her surprisingly competitive race against her Democratic opponent, Richard Ojeda.
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Our reporters in China and Washington note that business deals are likelier outcomes than policy shifts, and our video team tracks how Mr. Trump has shifted over time from targeting China's trade policy to praising Mr. Xi. In a bit of unfortunate timing, three U.C.L.A. basketball players were reportedly detained in China on suspicion of shoplifting and will not play an exhibition game in Shanghai on Friday.
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There, the ideological stakes were reversed: Pro-war conservatives and liberal hawks tried to argue that terrorist attacks are important despite their rarity, and liberals (including President Obama) and libertarians liked to remind people that you were likelier to die in the bathtub than via a terrorist attack — not to minimize the tragedy of terrorism deaths, but to attempt to put them in proper context.
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What's going on: David Maxwell, a retired Army officer and an expert on North Korea, tells Axios that any key American adversary — China, Iran, Russia or North Korea — is likelier to use cyber than nuclear arms in any war with the U.S. The U.S. Justice Department today announced that it has filed cyber-hacking charges against Park Jin Hyok, an agent for North Korea's military intelligence arm, Axios' Joe Uchill reports.
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The partial shutdown has grown likelier, they say, because of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's comments at a White House meeting with congressional Democrats earlier this week gladly agreeing to accept blame for a shutdown over his demands for $21625 billion in wall funding.
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But as Vox's Ezra Klein wrote, new research from Harvard's Yon Soo Park and Dartmouth's Benjamin Valentino showed that concern for human suffering and concern for animal suffering is not zero-sum — in fact, where you find one, you tend to find the other: In one half of the study, they used General Social Survey data to see whether people who supported animal rights were likelier to support a variety of human rights, a test of whether abstract compassion is zero-sum.
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The charity evaluations in this area are much younger and less methodologically rigorous than GiveWell's, but Animal Charity Evaluators has named four animal groups that may be effective causes for donations: For years I would advocate to friends that they donate abroad, or to animal-specific charities, since their donation was likelier to have a concrete near-term impact there than in a human-based US charity, given how much money it costs to meaningfully help a resident of a rich country.
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But as Vox's Ezra Klein wrote, recent research from Harvard's Yon Soo Park and Dartmouth's Benjamin Valentino showed that concern for human suffering and concern for animal suffering is not zero-sum — in fact, where you find one, you tend to find the other: In one half of the study, they used General Social Survey data to see whether people who supported animal rights were likelier to support a variety of human rights, a test of whether abstract compassion is zero-sum.
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Given that Mourinho plots and plans most aspects of his career so assiduously, there is a likelier explanation: He fears that this season will end much as last season did, and he is trying to get his excuses in early, to craft a narrative in which he was left but a powerless sap, doing his best with only the pitiful resources of the world's richest club at his disposal, destined to trail in the wake of Guardiola and his players, celebrating not just a title, but another little piece of history.
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The latter are significantly more likely to say that the US should increase federal welfare spending, and mislisted and unlisted voters overwhelmingly supported Barack Obama in 2012 over Mitt Romney, by much bigger margins than among registered voters: They're much younger, poorer, and likelier to be uninsured than registered voters as well, with unlisted people boasting average incomes some $73,000 below those of registered voters: Mislisted and unlisted voters are also disproportionately black and Latino, relative to registered/listed voters: So the people campaigns reach out to are "whiter, older, wealthier and more conservative than the citizenry," Jackman and Spahn conclude.
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