Sentence examples for raised likelihood from inspiring English sources

For more on one of the most robust findings in the collection — the raised likelihood of events like the widespread heat wave in the United States in July 2012, watch this video chat led by an author of that study, Noah Diffenbaugh of Stanford University:.

That has raised the likelihood that the bill could be watered down.

In 1998, it was Mr. GraBois who first publicly raised the likelihood that Etan was dead and that Mr. Ramos was responsible.

But that only raised the likelihood that Boston would suffer last night in some new and hideous way.

Wednesday's contract expiration also raised the likelihood that producers would soon turn their attention to talks with the Directors Guild of America.

The continuing anger in Congress raised the likelihood that the tax deal would be approved largely with Republican votes.

A majority said they did not believe that the presence of gay men in the church raised the likelihood of sexual abuse, which some church leaders have suggested.

Moreover, the nature of the killing -- by Hutu-backed militias, aimed largely at civilians within the Tutsi minority -- raised the likelihood that genocide was occurring.

It was the deepest penetration of rocket strikes in the current round of fighting and raised the likelihood of an even tougher Israeli response.

Whether or not it involved a powerful hydrogen device, Wednesday's nuclear test has raised the likelihood of tighter bilateral sanctions by Japan.

The agreement eased strains between Mr. Cameron and the Liberal Democrats that had raised the likelihood that they might end up voting with the Labour opposition.