Sentence examples for danger of intensifying from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the Labour group has become increasingly fractious and rebellious, a discord which is in danger of intensifying with Mr Dewar's incapacity.A year ago three of the Lib Dem group voted against joining the coalition.

Those opposed to the strikes spoke of the dangers of intensifying UK involvement in the Syrian conflict 14 years after the invasion of Iraq while the government's supporters warned of the dangers of inaction.

Our correspondent says the remaining civilians are in increasing danger, caught in the middle of intensifying fighting.

This is a form of intensifying production.

Although there had always been a sense of danger, this intensified the reality of the scene for Dave.

Although there was always a sense of danger, this intensified the reality of the scene for Dave.

And so ever more Central Americans flee northward, in spite of the manifest dangers and intensifying border control in Mexico and the U.S. In 2017, both countries received most of the 294,000 new asylum seekers – 58percentt more than the previous year – from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, according to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees.

Both consisted of intensified counselling.

The danger is intensified by the decomposing bodies and the lack of adequate drinking water, officials said.

Neuropsychological studies have proposed that an increased emotional awareness (Novick-Kline et al. 2005), intolerance of uncertainty (Dugas et al. 1998), and a cognitive style termed looming vulnerability (Williams et al. 2005), i.e., mental representations of dynamically intensifying danger, appear to be among the cognitive predispositions to generalized anxiety disorder.

But the Defense Department shouldn't shirk its responsibilities as the stakes and danger intensify for the safety of those based in the country.