Sentence examples for ever more dangerous from inspiring English sources

"The world is growing ever more dangerous, and our defense spending is wholly inadequate to confront the danger," Cotton said.

In recent years, reporting the news has become an ever more dangerous activity.

When fear stalks the land, blank cheques become all too easy and ever more dangerous.

The only way the bank could earn the unrealistically high returns shareholders expected was through ever more dangerous activities.

Unless this crisis is properly managed, the escalating chaos is going to become ever more dangerous too.

(Equipment changes meant to aid athlete safety have, ironically, enabled gymnasts to attempt ever more dangerous maneuvers).

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Whether Trump's policies are bred of ignorance or cynicism, they push the nation — and the planet — into ever-more dangerous territory.

In fact, all across the country, the fracking industry is rushing to build ever-more dangerous pipelines, cutting through private property and public lands in the process.

The sentiment that people should build where and how they choose is embedded in the Bitterroot Valley of western Montana, where a series of infamous 2000 blazes helped usher in the era of ever-more-dangerous Western wildfires.

The tone of Mr. Trump's statements stunned officials here and underscored what unlikely partners he and Mr. Moon are, at a time when their countries' 67-year-old military alliance faces an ever-more-dangerous regime in Pyongyang.