Sentence examples for a rising danger from inspiring English sources

Soft censorship is a rising danger to press freedom and democratic processes around the world.

But he was also singled out early as a rising talent by the Labour hierarchs, and as a rising danger by the Conservatives.

Many Republican politicians were also aggrieved, and there was a rising danger that some of the Party's voters would stay home in November.

William Perry, a former US defence secretary and a veteran of the Cuban missile crisis, said there was a rising danger of the US stumbling into a war with North Korea by making Pyongyang think a "decapitation strike" is imminent and panicking it into launching its own nuclear weapons.

The growth of "antifa," a loose and often ad hoc network of left-wing "antifascist" groups, has been covered as a rising danger to law and order, a justification for alt-right organizations to organize armed rallies — and for ordinary Americans to arm themselves, too.

Some Republicans would rather adhere to their antitax ideology or insist on steep budget cuts than protect consumers from a clear and rising danger.

Mr. Stark had warned of rising danger from public spending in a column to be published Monday in the Handelsblatt newspaper, Reuters reported.

It states that transfer of population is forbidden". Ali Shukri, a retired Jordanian general who was one of King Hussein's closest advisers, cautions, "You don't wake up a sleeping giant against you". He's worried about the rising danger on both sides of Jordan, from Israelis and Palestinians to the west and a splintering Iraqi state to the east.

The central government was able then to build a large surplus stock of foods to ward off the rising danger of famine and increased agricultural productivity through land reclamation.

While the May WannaCry attacks are just one instance of the rising danger of cybersecurity threats, this attack serves as a prime example of the necessity to update federal computer networks and systems.

The rising danger was predicted decades ago, as one of the likely consequences of human emissions.