Sentence examples for dangerous rise from inspiring English sources
The government's target is the sharp and potentially dangerous rise in the so-called shadow banking.
We have seen a sharp and dangerous rise in nationalist rhetoric".
HIGH AND MIGHTY: The Dangerous Rise of the SUV, by Keith Bradsher.
Some coastal communities will face a dangerous rise in the number of extreme sea-level events.
"The numbers show there is a dangerous rise, and the time to act is now, before it's too late".
The greatest threat of a dangerous rise in global temperatures comes from the world's reliance on burning coal..
It also increases the risk to the mother of gestational diabetes, dangerous rises in blood pressure (pre-eclampsia), the need for a Caesarean delivery and postpartum infection.
Recent studies have suggested that even diets relatively high in fat, like the Atkins diet, help people lose weight and do not cause dangerous rises in blood fats, at least in the short term.
Under Robert I (the Devil; 1027 35) agrarian and commercial prosperity favoured the multiplication of castellanies and knights, and Duke William II (1035 87; William the Conqueror) had to put down a dangerous rising of Norman barons and castellans in 1047 before proceeding, surely in deliberate consequence, to establish a firmly central control of castles that was without precedent in France.
The number of Scottish Highlanders prepared to turn out was smaller than in 1715, and the lowlands were apathetic or hostile; but the charm and daring of the young prince, Charles Edward (later called the Young Pretender), and the absence of the government troops (who were fighting on the Continent) produced a more dangerous rising.
Though such estimates are necessarily imprecise, warming of as little as 1.5C could cause dangerous rises in sea levels and a higher risk of extreme weather – the limit of 2C is now inscribed in international accords, including the partial agreement signed at Copenhagen in 2009, by which the biggest developed and developing countries for the first time agreed to curb their greenhouse gas output.
