Sentence examples for rising odds of from inspiring English sources

Justin Gillis of The Times has summarized new research pointing to rising odds of costly coastal flooding coming from greenhouse heating of the planet.

If the Fed held off hiking rates over Brexit uncertainty, it's difficult to understand why they're so confident in hiking rates amid rising odds of an acrimonious breakup between the U.K. and EU.

As conservatives prepare for an urgent meeting this weekend to discuss their options in the 2012 campaign, they face an epic crisis of identity and electability that creates rising odds for the reelection of President Obama.

One unnamed officer gave warning in the mainland's official press (with dubious logic) of rising odds that "peace will have to be safeguarded and won through the use of force".

As polarization among editors rose, the odds of moving from lower- to higher-quality categories increased by a factor of almost 19 for political articles, and by about two for both social issues and science articles.

Ms. Cooney said she was convinced that the Rising Star recipients' odds of winning would be better than most, given that Paper Mill's program was statewide and the largest to participate.

It can be shown mathematically that this portfolio's odds of rising are much higher -- closer to 75percentt, in fact.

If you're a person of color or your parents aren't married, your odds of rising up are even worse.

This put the blunt of the blame for failure squarely on the individual, even as the odds of rising economically and achieving the American dream fell sharply.

In The Times this week: An article and interactive graphic showed that where in the United States a child is raised affects his or her odds of rising to another income level.

The chart below shows that the odds of rising above your father's economic position in the U.S. is about 50/50.