Meanings of raise the odds in English

That could raise the odds of blackouts in New York City.

I wanted to raise the odds in favor of proper feeding.

It may also affect the blood's ability to clot, which could raise the odds of a hemorrhage-type stroke.

A political disorder could raise the odds of a hard landing, but at this moment, the main scenario is for a cyclical slowdown, he said.

Limited language fluency tied to repeat hospitalizations (Reuters Health) - Poor language comprehension may raise the odds of a repeat hospitalization, a Canadian study suggests.

A post-election vote raises the odds of even more gridlock.

That raises the odds of a rate cut in India at the end of this month.

Its non-oil domestic exports fell unexpectedly in July, raising the odds of it sinking into recession.

That raises the odds of a government agreeing to harsh bailout terms that may enable it to remain in the euro zone.

Critics say that scientists unfamiliar with high-risk research are being rushed onto the job, raising the odds of accidental infection and public outbreaks.

The rapid deterioration of Brazil's fiscal accounts plus its inability to reignite economic growth has raised the odds of a credit downgrade next year.

The decision raises the odds of another delay to the sale of Woori, the first-round auction of which was due to start on June 29.

Many analysts had put the chances of inclusion at 50 percent or higher, with Goldman Sachs raising the odds to 70 percent last month.

"It's about your implant," he said, leaning in-although ,giventhe noise level, he could have been shouting and not significantly raised the odds of eavesdroppers.