Sentence examples for growing chances of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

While the public appetite for contemporary art seems to grow and grow, the chances of any publicly funded galleries being planned soon is remote.

The good news is that though the number of cases of some common cancers is still growing, the chances of detecting them in time and treating them successfully have continued to improve.

As the database of offenders grows, the chances of finding a match for the other 44 DNA profiles increases.

"When my two children are grown, the chances of them remaining here in Ireland are slim," said Patricia Keigher, a member of the Addergoole Titanic Society.

Others argue that as Palestinian frustration grows the chance of an explosion in the West Bank increases.

If the size of the crossbench grows, the chance of a hung parliament increases, since it is harder for either major party to win a majority.

Long-read technologies, which are being developed in the last few years (Clarke et al. 2009; Eid et al. 2009; Voskoboynik et al. 2013), are specially suited for resolving repetitive regions because repeats only create assembly problems when their length exceeds the read length, i.e., as read length grows the chance of collapsing paralogous copies drops.