Sentence examples similar to making a problem more likely from inspiring English sources

One surprising turn — twins — did not make a genetic problem more likely.

Pitching the nose down, a quick way to gain speed and protect against wing ice, changes the angle at which wind goes over the tail, and may make the stall problem more likely to occur.

That makes an eventual debt problem more likely.

"The Government's re-organisation, nurse cuts and A&E crisis is making care problems more likely, not less".

Although Samsung mostly pointed to manufacturing failures on Monday, battery scientists say aggressive design decisions made problems more likely.

But battery scientists, including those who spoke at the announcement, said aggressive decisions in designing the batteries made problems more likely.

Unsurprisingly, deposits have been fleeing Spain for years.This capital flight exacerbates the underlying problem by weakening the Spanish banks and Spanish economy, thereby making an exit more likely.

A pre-existing condition of diabetes makes high blood pressure and cardiovascular problems more likely because diabetes complications damage arteries and make them targets for hardening (atherosclerosis).

Other studies have linked long sleep times to cardiac problems like atrial fibrillation, atherosclerosis and other conditions that may make a stroke more likely.

In such a social setting, severe interpersonal problems may reach a critical point and make an individual more likely to attempt suicide.

In the music industry, the blurring between professional life and nightlife made problems even more likely: "It was absolutely normal for people to be drunk at work.