Sentence examples for chance of declining from inspiring English sources

The psychological forecast is mixed with a chance of declining morale, increased irritability and dwindling motivation.To be sure, the dire predictions are not specific to this mission or crew, which has got on remarkably well so far.

The system forecasts Damon to have about a 25percentt chance of posting an on-base plus slugging percentage (OPS) of.829 next season, but also a 40percentt chance of declining to.761.

Financial stocks slumped in anticipation of a fresh batch of quarterly earnings, which have a good chance of declining further in the face of a wider slowdown.

B prefers $3 to $2.50, yet declines $3 for certain for $2.50 (with some slight chance of A declining and B getting nothing).

"There's a greater chance of occupancy declining.

He predicts a 1-in-5 chance of deflation — declining prices, that is — which would push the long Treasury yield through that 5.5% floor and create a windfall capital gain for holders of long bonds.

But the analysis showed that if the investor's portfolio had an average annualized return that ranged from less than 0% to less than 5% in the first five years of retirement and continued the original plan of withdrawals the chance of success declined significantly.

The Czechs did not abandon the idea of the restitution of the kingdom of Bohemia to its former rank, similar to that of Hungary, but its chances of realization declined with the consolidation of the dual monarchy.

Outside marital union, abstinence remains the most reliable method against transmission or acquisition of STIs including HIV. 35 This study found further that the chances of MSP declined as age advanced, particularly 40 years or above.

"It's unavoidable that there will be an outright contraction in the fourth quarter of this year, and a 60%-70 60%-70e of another decline in the first quarter of next year," said Nick Parsons, head of strategy at National Australia Bank.

Among large-cap stocks since 1952, only one month has such a special status, and that is September, in which there is an above-average chance of a decline.