Sentence examples for an increased danger from inspiring English sources

Depletion of the earth's ozone layer causes serious risks for humans, including an increased danger of skin cancer.

It's a step toward making permanent the Guantánamo prison, a blot on America's reputation and an increased danger to any soldier captured in battle.

When Moffat talked about "a big change", I assumed he meant a rewriting of the rules, maybe an increased danger of morality or a limit to the Tardis's powers.

Polycythemia, abnormal increase in red blood cells (erythrocytes) and hemoglobin in the circulation, a situation that results in thickened blood, retarded flow, and an increased danger of clot formation within the circulatory system.

"There is a concern among the western world that the longer that China leaves telling us how it's going to implement its plan, there is an increased danger that they might dilute the legislation that they were going to introduce, said Tusk CEO Charlie Mayhew.

There is also an increased danger for children, separated from parents and caretakers during conflict or crisis, to be forced into child labor.

It's the water that also soaks into natural oaklands and scrublands, and when it goes missing — as it has for three winters now — the ground dries out, the trees and chaparral get dangerously crisp and wildfire becomes an increasing danger.

There is also an increasing danger of it being completely out of touch with reality.

There is an increasing danger that these rare breeds become extinct and with them their locally adapted gene pool.

["There is an increasing danger of a nuclear war on the Korean peninsula due to the U.S. criminal policy" toward North Korea, the Korean Central News Agency said.

James talks about the importance of maintaining open, democratic systems of government, and resisting the "oligarchization" of American politics, which he says is an increasing danger.