Sentence examples similar to magnifying chances from inspiring English sources

Technical changes and national strategies are magnifying the chances for fatal miscalculations.

As we pursue the Sustainable Development Goals and work to "end poverty, protect the planet, and promote prosperity for all," let's use the lens of connectedness to focus our efforts--and magnify our chance of success.

Argentina's worst drought in more than 50 years is magnifying the country's chances of suffering another economic crisis, and the lost farming revenue will complicate the government's efforts to meet more than $18 billion in debt obligations this year, economists said.

"But when the president sits on a throne, protected by a large wooden obstacle, as Trump routinely did in my interactions with him, the formality of the Oval Office is magnified and the chances of getting the full truth plummet".

It was magnified by a chance alignment with a foreground galaxy cluster, which gravitationally lensed it.

At the same time, he views them from a pitiless distance, magnifying their every transgression as if sizing up their chances of escaping damnation.

It is magnifying the sunbeam.

A lens magnifying an object.

The hand magnifying glass can magnify about 3 to 20×.

This harm would be magnified, given the slight chance that Iran is going to address the IAEA's concerns later.

Wintour's dedication to making her annual Met Gala an unmissable event – for anyone lucky enough to be sent an invitation and the accompanying rulebook – is matched only by Green's determination to make his birthday celebrations so magnificent that famous names will criss-cross the world for a chance to help magnify his social credentials and hence, it has turned out, his business reputation.