Sentence examples for increasing chance from inspiring English sources
"increasing chance" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to talk about the likelihood of something happening. For example, "The forecast is predicting rain, increasing the chance of a wet weekend."
Weather may yet intervene, with an increasing chance of rain forecast.
The liberations of the 1960s created a subset of sitcoms that came with the increasing chance of intercourse before marriage.
Three points from a dicey assignment at Southampton means a first title in 24 years is a fantasy with an increasing chance of becoming reality.
The Met Office's long-range forecast for October suggests the unsettled weather will continue but it promises "increasing chance of chilly nights and frosts".
Criteria, a unit of Barcelona-based La Caixa, which holds stakes in businesses worth about 24 billion euros, is buying the stock in Inbursa to diversify in a major Spanish-speaking country as the bank faces the increasing chance of a recession at home.
One is the increasing chance of encountering the annoying geek-speak "404 Not Found" that pops up and brings a hunt to a halt, signalling that the website being sought is defunct or has moved, and no one has bothered to leave a note saying where it has gone.
Tests now detect certain diseases like prostate cancer earlier, increasing chances for cure.
The cost of antituberculosis drugs is dropping, increasing chances for creating resistant strains, the W.H.O.
If increasing, chances of getting trapped in a local minima is decreased.
Increasing chances of new links formation also contributes albeit less significantly.
We therefore believe that emergency physicians will have increasing chances to treat febrile neutropenia.
