Sentence examples for decreasing chances from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he agrees with the view that increasing globalization leads to decreasing chances of war.

Veteran caucus watchers said the switch should also make the sites more neutral, decreasing chances that a determined host can use a home field advantage to steer a caucus toward a favorite.

After years of increasing segregation and decreasing chances of employment, many of the young people have finally had enough, said Barry Malik, who serves on the ethnic minorities' police liaison committee in Bradford.

While graduates with lower secondary (Hauptschule) certificates experience decreasing chances with increasing unemployment in adjacent districts, intermediate (Realschule) graduates' relative chances to enter dual training increase with higher unemployment.

Elections are held too infrequently (2-6 years) with re-election virtually assured, (House 98%, Senate 99+%) further decreasing chances of responsiveness of Congress and making the actual terms of service in the House of Representatives 4 years and in the Senate 12 years.

Smaller larvae with a longer planktonic duration are more vulnerable to predation in a changing ocean, decreasing chances of survival and recruitment [54].

When r > 1 or r < 1 there is an increasing or decreasing chance of death over time respectively.

Grazing was to be followed with aerway incorporation of manure to increase soil P and decrease chances of erosion.

However, a physician's presence can help a patient feel understood and acknowledged, and decrease chances of miscommunication and error.

In general, Dr. Beer advises putting fragrance on areas not exposed to sun to decrease chances of a reaction.

Studies have reported decreased chances of survival with transportation times from injury scene to initial care over 30 min (Grossman et al. 1997).