Sentence examples for odds are rising from inspiring English sources

And once again, the odds are rising that it's doing too little.

And the odds are rising that monetary policy in both Europe and Japan is about to be eased further.

The odds are rising that rebels will turn against one another more fully, as they've already done in some isolated incidents.

Now the odds are rising that the president may squeak through with as many jobs at the end of his term as at the start, or almost as many.

Add in other bitterly contested areas that remained unsettled in Naples, including voting weights, tax and foreign policy, and the odds are rising that the summit will end in stalemate and that the parties will have to fight anew next year.

On Monday, Moody's lowered its growth outlook for the U.S. economy, warning in its report that the odds of a double-dip recession are already one in three -- and that those odds are "rising with each 100-point drop in the Dow," a reference to the market volatility seen last week.

Something will have to give and a major re-alignment of the markets, the odds of which are rising, will probably not be either smooth or benign, in our view.Mr Woo thinks that the evidence, such as Chinese Q1 GDP and the various EU numbers, suggest the global economy is slowing.

At this point, the odds that temperatures are rising entirely due to natural causes are "vanishingly small".

"Unfortunately, the odds of that happening are rising".

The comptroller's office is not forecasting a local recession in the next several months, but the odds that one will occur are rising, Mr. Braconi said.

What I do know is that economic policy around the world has taken a major wrong turn, and that the odds of a prolonged slump are rising by the day.