Sentence examples for compound the danger from inspiring English sources

To do otherwise would only compound the danger posed by Mohammed bin Salman.

"We'd be naive to say our job isn't dangerous, but the actions of this government are just compounding the danger to us".

Chinese theft of U.S. industrial trade secrets compounds the danger.

Sometimes the celebrity becomes genuinely politicised, which only compounds the danger.

The war compounds the danger of a looming famine in southeast Ethiopia, where a drought has put eight million people at risk of starvation.

Nascar officials waited 2 hours 23 minutes past the 1 p.m. start time before deciding that a layer of fog obscuring parts of the two-and-a-half-mile speedway compounded the danger on an already slick racetrack.

The Army Corps, van Heerden asserts, compounded the danger to New Orleans by going shovel-crazy, with massive dredging and channel-cutting sought by shipping interests. .

This stigma compounds the danger of backstreet operations, according to Rosângela Talib, a coordinator with the organization Catholics for the Right to Choose.

"Which turned into snow, and by the time we got back to the top of the mountain to start hiking [Missy] out, it was pretty slick and wet and cold and definitely compounded the danger aspect".

It can also take much longer to come up on PMA, meaning people will often take another pill before the effects of the first have kicked in, compounding the danger.

Trump has compounded the danger of his pessimism by casting himself as a sole solver of America's problems, albeit without much detail as to what his solutions would be.