Sentence examples for agreement more likely from inspiring English sources

Trade experts agreed that several new factors had converged to make an agreement more likely.

Unlike George Bush's team, Mr Obama's has endorsed the idea of a Palestinian government that would include Hamas and so talk with more authority to the Israelis, making any agreement more likely to stick.

That Obama was able to articulate an approach that had a simple and achievable goal – "to disrupt, dismantle and defeat al-Qaida in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and to prevent their return to either country in the future" – makes agreement more likely.

This year's power shift could make a bipartisan agreement more likely.

However, the low chance-corrected agreement more likely reflects the poor quality of documentation of communication leading to uncertainty among reviewers, since the domains of quality required subjective judgment to assign during analysis.

Instead, they said, any initial six-month agreement is more likely to be followed by a series of partial agreements that constrain Iran's nuclear activities but do not definitively solve the nuclear issues.

However, one source with knowledge of the Sky talks cautioned that they were at an early stage and any agreement was more likely to be a partnership than an outright acquisition.

The agreement is more likely to be a model for unions that represent sanitation workers and Housing Authority workers, whose members are not leaving in large numbers to the suburbs for higher salaries, like teachers and police officers.

But Tamara Kovziridze, a former lead Georgian negotiator with the EU, says that in the short term the benefits of this agreement are more likely to be political than economic.

"Therefore the liability of voting in favor of a job-offshoring, unsafe-import-flooding, 'Buy America'-killing, food-safety-undermining, drug-price-rising, foreign-corporate-treasury-raiding, financial-deregulating trade agreement is more likely to kick your butt".

Agreement was more likely for women (compared with men): OR 1.81 (1.09 to 3.00; p=0.023) and health visitors/maternity staff (compared with doctors): OR 2.54 (95% CI 1.65 to 3.91; p<0.001).