Sentence examples for increasing their likelihood from inspiring English sources
Millions of people are being unnecessarily labelled pre-diabetic, increasing their likelihood of being prescribed drugs which will at best briefly delay the onset of the illness, say experts.
The idea is to catch people who have struggled to fit their lifestyles into the narrow hours offered by many doctors, thus increasing their likelihood of getting preventive care (emergencies are still sent by ambulance to the emergency room).
In 2008, one industry executive wrote a letter to shareholders saying that he believed the demand for prison beds would increase because people being released at the time would have a more difficult time finding jobs as a result of the recession, thus increasing their likelihood of ending up back in prison.
ERA increased NDLP participants' employment and earnings in the short term, primarily by increasing their likelihood of working full time.
"Whilst drinking is decreasing amongst younger age groups, the middle-aged middle classes are taking unnoticed risks with their health, increasing their likelihood of suffering illnesses such as liver disease, stroke and cancer".
Ineffective reentry processes and/or lack of sufficient community mental health programming can also reduce the chance that this population successfully reintegrates to the community, increasing their likelihood of returning to these same facilities (Ventura et al. 1998; Loveland and Boyle 2007; Epperson et al. 2011).
When the pressure is on, Wegner wrote, the unconscious attempt to avoid errors consistently increases their likelihood of occurring.
In a 1995 poll of the N.F.L. Players Association membership, for instance, 93.4percentt said they believed artificial turf increased their likelihood of injury.
"Data from the report appears to support the increased likelihood of risks across the board, with all 24 of the risks continuously measured since 2014 having increased their likelihood scores in the past three years," the WEF said.
