Sentence examples for make it more likely to from inspiring English sources

Its editorial concentrated mainly on the Reckless defection, seeing it as a danger to the Conservatives' chances of beating Ed Miliband's Labour: "A Labour victory next year would be undeserved but Ukip, and its new friend Mr Reckless, make it more likely to happen".

Whatever they thought, the nervous and often negative attention economics received from its sister disciplines did not make it more likely to engage with them.

Otherwise, the system works likely as you'd expect it to, checking against stored profiles for possible matches (and using stored lower resolution templates based on variables like different angles to make it more likely to correctly ID your finger).

This will teach your cat that good behavior has positive repercussions, and make it more likely to continue doing it on its own even when it is not rewarded every time.

President Trajkovski said NATO involvement in the process would make it more likely to succeed.

But not only does normalising obesity mean that we can't see it, it may also make it more likely to happen.

Its distance means that it isn't tidally locked, with one face perpetually turned toward its star, making it more likely to have Earth-like conditions.

Its mass makes it more likely to be a Class II planet in the Sudarsky extrasolar planet classification.

Its mass makes it more likely to be a Class II or Class III planet in the Sudarsky model.

Sustained growth would swell Pakistan's small middle class, making it more likely to hold its leaders to account.

As of Monday afternoon, nearly 18,000 people signed the petition, making it more likely to reach its goal of 25,000.