Sentence examples for heightening chances from inspiring English sources
A lack of available warehouse space in the U.K. limits just how much supermarkets are able to stock up, heightening chances that supermarket shelves might wind up empty.
In his latest legal stunner, the judge in the Microsoft msft antitrust case named a mediator Friday to orchestrate "voluntary" settlement talks between the software giant and the government, heightening chances for an out-of-court resolution.
The bleak economic outlook heightened chances of further interest rate cuts.
Chinese party officials and Western experts say split leadership has contributed to increased political repression at home and heightened chances of military conflict with Taiwan, while raising the specter of a power struggle down the road.
But I am aware that I am simply an anomaly, someone with a slightly heightened chance of moving up through the class system.
Across the country more than one in 10 adults has high blood sugar levels – indicating a significantly heightened chance of developing the condition, Public Health England figures show.
But Democrats are adamant that they will not take up such a broad agenda in the days ahead, heightening the chances of a prolonged shutdown as well as a default.
For prisoners like my sister, who have already been severed from their communities in many ways, that maternal-baby bond could be a key path to reconnection, heightening their chances (pdf) of avoiding re-offense and recidivism.
Australia will be hit by a "substantial" El Niño event for the first time in five years, heightening the chances of widespread drought and warmer temperatures, the Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed.
