Sentence examples for danger increase from inspiring English sources

But he was even more important to Israel, and to his own Palestinian movement, than his military/terror record would indicate - he was regarded as a prime organiser and source of local inspiration and therefore recruitment to Hamas, whose power and danger increase in tandem with Israel's intensification of its occupation.

As the sense of danger increases, he has nothing to build toward.

First infections may be mild, but the danger increases with new infections by other strains.

So the danger exists, and with box seats in the new stadiums closer to the field, the danger increases.

As time goes on, the danger increases, I believe, because the thing becomes more and more remote in people's minds.

But when you combine crystal, which we know lowers inhibitions, with sex among men — at least some of whom are already infected with H.I.V. (including some who do not even know it) — the danger increases demonstrably.

The danger increased when catchers, who had stood two dozen feet behind the batter, moved closer to the plate — an innovation, says the baseball historian Peter Morris, "that allowed the top pitchers to throw their best pitches".

But as the danger increases, so too has their sense of abandonment by a world that has done little more than censure the Syrian government and freeze its leaders' assets.

The danger increases the farther downhill someone lives, tracing the slum's economic pecking order, which has pushed the poorest residents into the lowest, wettest areas.

Another study (Nickel et al. 2013) also proved that immersing the workforce in the virtual environment, without being placed in danger, increases the workers perception to risk once they are back in the real world.

Jerome Chertkoff, a social psychologist at Indiana University, puts it another way: "Being in a situation where your life is in danger increases your emotional arousal, and high arousal causes people to limit the number of alternatives they consider.