Sentence examples for medium chance of from inspiring English sources

Around that time, the National Hurricane Center gave the system a medium chance of tropical cyclogenesis within 48 hours.

These chances were subsequently raised as further development occurred, with the system receiving a medium chance of development early on October 10, and a high chance of development as it approached the southern Leeward Islands late the following evening.

Wind shear was forecast to decrease slightly; however, and based on this the NHC gave the system a medium chance of undergoing tropical cyclogenesis during the next two days.

It can't happen soon enough.... How Low Must We Go? Halve Carbon Emissions by 2020 in developed nations to have even a medium chance of limiting warming to a level that will avoid harsh climate change impacts, says a new study, reports Kelly Levin at WRI Insights.

The National Hurricane Center initially assessed the remnants of Ophelia with a low chance of regeneration as deep convection fired in association with the low, but these odds were subsequently increased to a medium chance by the afternoon hours of September 26.

Is the path inevitably an unpredictable one, built on insecurity and unwanted mobility until, at some point around the age of 40, there is a medium-sized chance of obtaining a desirable job?

Besides, as life improves, people are paying less attention to corruption and the legal formalities of public life, laments Mr Cardoso.In the medium term, the chance of further reform may depend on the PSDB, which under Mr Cardoso laid the foundations of economic stability and a stronger democracy in the 1990s.

With a medium to high chance of whipped cream.

For senior physicians working in a university environment for a medium time the chance of promotion to a chief physician post increases significantly.

The need for global action is underlined by recent evidence suggesting that the current Copenhagen Accord commitments will be insufficient to maintain a medium (50 66 %) chance of achieving the 2 °C target (den Elzen et al. 2011), and that it will be virtually impossible to compensate in later years if actions are delayed until 2030 (den Elzen et al. 2010).

In Kiev, there is also a sober assessment of the medium-term chances of membership of the EU.