Sentence examples for a growing danger from inspiring English sources

Whatever his intentions, General Atta was indisputably highlighting a growing danger for Baghdad residents.

There was now a growing danger that some would return and carry out attacks in Europe.

For that *lite, there is now a growing danger that the match-fixing scandal will overspill its boundaries.

Both those successes underscored a growing danger for the traditional networks: young viewers were getting their entertainment elsewhere.

With an increasing number of new debris from collisions of active, derelict and new payloads in orbit, there is a growing danger of runaway debris impacts.

The threat to sequoias mirrors a growing danger to trees worldwide, with some scientists saying rapid warming this century could wipe out many of the planet's old trees.

Economic policy is falling behind the curve, and there's a real, growing danger that it will never catch up.

But economic policy is falling behind the curve, and there's a real, growing danger that it will never catch up.

This is a prudent response to a clear and growing danger.

"Cyber threats are an urgent and growing danger," Obama said during a speech in Virginia outlining his proposals on Tuesday.

In the meantime, the possibility of a "Frankenfish" wreaking havoc across reef ecosystems in the Coral Triangle is a real and growing danger.