Sentence examples for increased prospect of from inspiring English sources

The increased prospect of leaving the EU since the prime minister announced the referendum has had no impact on lending.

The increased prospect of being allowed to stay in Greece, rather than being returned to Syria, could also spark a renewed wave of migration from Turkey.

He said: "Any cuts to flood defence spending is of course a false economy because, as we face the increased prospect of flooding happening more frequently in more extreme forms, we need to be protecting not just people's homes but we need to be protecting our economy.

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation faces the increased prospect of a full-blown inquiry by US authorities as part of the continuing investigation into alleged bribery of public officials under America's foreign corrupt practices act, after the latest round of arrests of senior journalists at the Sun this weekend.

Another complaint is that restrictive contract terms can result in an increased prospect of financial difficulties.

The key factors the judges said they had taken into account included his unfitness to plead, increased prospects of a speedier recovery if he remained in the UK and "the lack of clear certainty" as to what would happen if he were returned to South Africa in his present condition.

The increasing prospect of Trump and Clinton facing each other in the general election in November will trouble many Republicans.

Faced with the increasing prospect of death, Mr. Ralston decided to amputate his immobilized arm using the blade of a cheap multipurpose tool.

"The impact of a weather-battered first quarter and the increasing prospect of a continued weak economy now force us to be more prudent in our annual guidance," Anthony Cuti, chairman and chief executive, said.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 — Facing the increasing prospect of a Congressional election season colored by economic uncertainty, lawmakers are moving to ease their political exposure on the home-loan crisis.

Queensland faces the increasing prospect of a hung parliament as the election result hinges on the outcome of a seat thrown open by revelations a bankrupt candidate might have been ineligible to stand.