Sentence examples for added increasing the likelihood from inspiring English sources

"Over-the-counter antibiotics are more likely to be misused," he added, increasing the likelihood of resistance and the spread of resistant bacteria to others.

Pushing the fiscal argument will, Mr. Schumer added, "increase the likelihood that Romney's choice of Ryan will backfire".

Pushing the fiscal argument at home will, Mr. Schumer added, "increase the likelihood that Romney's choice of Ryan will backfire".

The two parts of each step ensure, first, that essential reactions from the target are preferentially added to the walker, thus increasing the likelihood of adding "useful" reactions to G1, perhaps from one of several alternative metabolic pathways.

Forecasters now estimate that 285,000 jobs were added to payrolls last month, increasing the likelihood that wages and salaries will rise again.

I am relatively confident that the ability to converse in more than one language adds to your human capital, increasing the likelihood of earning more money over time.

Movement adds concussive force to weight, increasing the likelihood that a poorly built leg will buckle under the strain.

As I discuss in Hypertension and You, adding medication increases the likelihood of side effects that are not dangerous, but can affect quality of life for many years, such as swelling in the legs, constipation, fatigue, mental dullness, sexual dysfunction, and many, many others.

The recovery in the jobs market has stalled for a second month as the US added just 115,000 new positions in April, increasing the likelihood that Barack Obama will face a tough reelection battle over his handling of the economy.

Likewise, blood flows more slowly behind the clog, increasing the likelihood of clotting that adds to the blockage.

Bailes added that he did not wash his hands before the test, increasing the likelihood of the drug being transferred from cash to his hands and on to the test swab.