Sentence examples for growing chances from inspiring English sources

The first discusses the growing chances of the League's defeat in elections due by next January.

But now, chemists without a Ph.D. have growing chances in the fields of marketing, sales, communication, and environmental protection, especially if they are trained at analytical, technical, or polymer chemistry, the GDCh's survey says.

There's a growing chance that it will belong to a robot: a new and ever more pervasive kind of independent mind.

In a frank speech at the London School of Economics, he said there was a growing chance that the UK and EU heads of state would not reach an agreement.

Credit-default swaps on both guarantors rose to records, signifying that investors see a growing chance that the companies will not be able to pay their debt.

Because voting is obligatory, there is a growing chance that more voters will cast blank or spoiled ballots than votes for either contender.

And, especially if your device is Chinese, there is a good and growing chance that the chips were designed by MediaTek.The firm entered the smartphone-chip market in 2011.

But while Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Cayne face years in exile, the indefatigable Mr. Grasso brings his case to New York's highest appeals court on Tuesday, with a growing chance that he may keep the vast portion of his payout.

But an executive involved in the production of the series said that although no decision would be made until at least next week, there was a growing chance that the series would continue.

After tacking briefly toward a softer tone, Trump's speech reinforced the course that he has set — a strategic momentum that, left unchanged, stands a growing chance of leading to war.

An increase in interest rates is not expected until 2015, but some economists see a growing chance of a move in late 2014.