Sentence examples for adding to the threat from inspiring English sources

Heavy rains began pounding large parts of Sichuan on Saturday night, adding to the threat.

Yet biologists and infectious disease specialists say there is also enormous circumstantial and genetic evidence that antibiotics in farming are adding to the threat.

North-eastern Texas and central Arkansas were still expecting up to four more inches of rain, adding to the threat of flooding.

Unfortunately, however, sharks - primarily their fins - are also found in UK restaurants, adding to the threat facing many shark species, including those already considered endangered.

Subtherapeutic drug concentrations may also promote selection of resistant microorganisms, further adding to the threat of antibiotic resistance in the ICU.

Adding to the threat is the prospect of a change in the chairmanship in 2014; new Fed chairmen often feel a need to quickly demonstrate their inflation-fighting bona fides.

That the succession may be rocky only adds to the threat from the political stand-off.

"The trial of the most significant terrorist in custody would add to the threat".

The danger from so called leaderless jihad, where propaganda incites "lone wolves", has added to the threat from more directed plots.

Despite official promises to the contrary, Chinese firms are as active as ever in supplying illicit technology to dodgy customers who may one day add to the threat the world now faces.

New York's sudden resistance certainly wasn't about safety, even though Dianne Feinstein, chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, sent a whiny letter to the White House saying a trial in Manhattan could "add to the threat".