Sentence examples for is increasing the likelihood from inspiring English sources
"To do nothing is increasing the likelihood of attempted suicides," he argues.
The weather forecast -- hot and dry, particularly in the Northwest -- is increasing the likelihood that more help will be needed.
The Conservative Government's welfare reforms and continued commitment to austerity is increasing the likelihood of a second referendum on Scottish independence, the country's leading historian has said.
The level of 'wind-prospecting' presently occurring in the UK is increasing the likelihood that new wind-power developments will conflict with other existing and/or proposed schemes.
It has recently been hypothesized that anthropogenic warming is increasing the likelihood of such extreme droughts in California, or more specifically, that warmer temperatures from the enhanced greenhouse effect intensify drought conditions.
The spewing of 110 million tonnes a day of heat-trapping pollution into the atmosphere – as if the atmosphere were an open sewer – is "increasing the likelihood," says a warning from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, "of severe, pervasive and irreversible impacts for people and ecosystems".
All anyone can do is increase the likelihood that a team will be great by putting into place five conditions.
Here is some of the evidence: * Sheena Iyengar and Mark Lepper, psychologists at Columbia and Stanford respectively, have shown that as the number of flavors of jam or varieties of chocolate available to shoppers is increased, the likelihood that they will leave the store without buying either jam or chocolate goes up.
All that does is increase the likelihood that an institution already working its tail off under stress may collapse; or far worse, force them to adopt survival business practices that cause even more harm to the U.S. economy -- say like not lending and letting the U.S. industrial base languish for another half-decade.
But the nails are increasing the likelihood of multi-car pileups in the rear.
One United Nations official said he thought that the pressure was increasing the likelihood that the men would work together.
