Sentence examples for growing likelihood from inspiring English sources

Many experts said they foresaw a growing likelihood of large-scale terrorist events.

Given falling stock prices, higher oil prices and tightened credit, a significant slowdown in economic growth is a growing likelihood.

Furthermore, the Halifax data suggest that there is a growing likelihood that this could prove to be a conservative forecast.

The survey data point to the growing likelihood of yet another strong economic expansion in the third quarter.

The FTSE 100 is up about 8% since the start of 2015 despite the growing likelihood of a second successive parliament with no party securing an overall majority.

Most people here doubt the attack last week and the shooting today have much to do with the growing likelihood of an American attack on Iraq.

And while stock prices were fairly stable in February, the growing likelihood of war in Iraq has prompted a burst of selling.

Some legal experts say the increasing popularity of postnuptial agreements springs from the growing likelihood that both spouses will have financial lives.

The federal deficit was growing; the likelihood of finding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq was not.

But sagging support in his home state of Pennsylvania and the growing mathematical likelihood that he would be unable to prevent Romney from winning a majority of the delegates needed to secure the nomination probably contributed to his decision today to drop out of the race.

Traditional financial risks grow in likelihood during times of conflict, including capital controls, currency inconvertibility, asset seizures among others.