Sentence examples for boosting chances from inspiring English sources

Worries about jobs and a possible attack on Iraq pummeled consumer confidence to its lowest level in nine years in October, a report said, boosting chances the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week.

U.S. economy grew more last quarter than initially thought, boosting chances of Fed rate hike.

He disappointed some by passing on a run this year for an open U.S. Senate seat, strongly boosting chances of a Republican pickup and the six-seat gain the GOP needs for a takeover in November.

For example, political directives may include a "policy push" in the initial stages of implementation, boosting chances of success by making financial resources available for implementation [ 15].

– An unabated rise in concentrations of greenhouse gases boosts chances of disruptive shifts in climate and other systems that matter to people and other species.

The other decision many year 11s face is whether to study general studies to boost chances of a place at university.

The medicine has only previously been tested on animals, and experts say it is still unclear whether the drug boosts chances of recovery.

And, having enjoyed a surprise triumph of his own, the Frenchman is now hopeful that victory against Carling Cup winners Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday lunchtime can boost chances of an unlikely turnaround against Milan in next week's second leg.

These figures boost chances of spontaneous interspecific hybridization on the farms where seed has been loaned.

Miller is now savouring the prospect of boosting Saints' chances in next season's Europa League qualifiers.

A higher stockmarket is boosting the chances of a successful initial public offering.