Sentence examples for gathering dangers from inspiring English sources

If this wasn't compelling enough, the symbolic Doomsday Clock moved to three minutes before midnight in January 2015 because of the gathering dangers of climate change and nuclear proliferation, signalling the gravest threat to humanity since the throes of the cold war.

"Saddam Hussein's regime is a grave and gathering danger.

President Bush was accurate to characterize Saddam as a grave and gathering danger.

That Iraq is "a grave and gathering danger," as the president also said, is not in doubt.

IRAQ is "a grave and gathering danger", George Bush told the General Assembly of the United Nations on September 12th not just to the United States but to the world.

On that day, British officials said, Mr. Blair will publish a dossier he has said will substantiate assertions that Iraq represents what Mr. Bush called "a grave and gathering danger".

This version of the war has Bush playing Nolan Ryan to Saddam's Robin Ventura — except in this case Ryan, sensing a gathering danger, rushes the plate to deliver his famous thrashing.

Last Thursday, as President Bush stood before the world and called the Hussein government "a grave and gathering danger," the television in the lobby was tuned to Al Jazeera, which was broadcasting the speeches from the United Nations.

This version of the war has Bush playing Nolan Ryan to Saddam's Robin Ventura except in this case Ryan, sensing a gathering danger, rushes the plate to deliver his famous thrashing.

"Saddam Hussein's regime is a grave and gathering danger," Mr. Bush said in his half-hour address, continuing to talk even as a red light on the podium flashed on to indicate that his time had long expired.

And the presidential contender's posturing about climate denial may further alienate the Republican candidate from younger voters and minority voters in this election who see climate change as a gathering danger.