Sentence examples for enhanced danger from inspiring English sources
The Katyushas, Israel says, have been smuggled into the Gaza Strip from Egypt and represent a significantly enhanced danger to Israeli cities.
Among those, they said, was the enhanced danger of militants' trying to assassinate General Musharraf.
He had been transferred from prison in a bombproof vehicle accompanied by security officers, also wearing body armour and drawing enhanced danger pay.
Both have enhanced dangers when mishandled or allowed to escape the control of their owners.
The failure to apprehend him for these attacks - in the face of a large amount of evidence - enhanced the danger he posed to the public by the time he attacked Nickell, the court heard yesterday.
But by combining lobbying with lavish campaign donations, they are enhancing the danger of the unlimited-spending era.
We need to be aware that by confronting terrorists who do not have a "global reach," we will do little to deter the next round of terrorism here in America and may even enhance the danger.
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Like other class systems, this perpetuates itself ― enhancing the danger that Trump's presidency will not be sui generis, but a banefully instructive prototype.
Iran's global trading partners seem willing to limit the impact of new American sanctions; the absence of an inspection regime enhances the danger of a nuclear breakout to which the sole response is war.
