Sentence examples for a danger of increasing from inspiring English sources

Do you see a danger of increasing religious violence in the Middle East?

If multiple medical specialties are involved in treatment there is a danger of increasing risks to patient safety.

He said there is also a danger of increased genetic resistance to pyrethroids among insects which feed on oilseed rape – and pointed to evidence suggesting resistance is already starting to build up in Germany.

Neonatal septicaemia diagnosis based on clinical features alone is non-specific leading to the initiation of unnecessary antibiotic treatment posing a danger of increased antibiotic resistance.

Most of the time, initial diagnosis of neonatal septicaemia is based on clinical features which are non-specific; resulting in initiation of unnecessary empirical antibiotic treatment posing to a danger of increased antibiotic resistance [ 8].

There is also a danger of an increasing reliance on grapes from over-productive regions like Riverlands where, according to local legend, "you plant a nail and grow a crowbar".

With competition for increasingly scarce resources and with the problems created by global warming, there is the danger of increasing violence.

The organisation's chief executive Fiona Weir said yesterday that reducing the cap "is likely to hit even more of these single parents with pre-school children" and said it the policy was in danger of increasing child poverty further.

The UKIP leader Nigel Farage said the the chancellor was in danger of increasing the north/south divide.

There is danger of increasing conflicts between vigilantes and militias attached to the Brotherhood and other Islamist groups, including extremists, such as the militants in the Sinai Peninsula.

29 Other proposed barriers are more specific to family interventions, such as the danger of increasing burden related to caregiving, role strain, lack of experience and/or interest 52 and the complexities of navigating confidentiality.