There is also an increased danger for children, separated from parents and caretakers during conflict or crisis, to be forced into child labor.
Overwhelmingly, the women traveled with their daughters, despite the increased danger for girls on the trip, because the women know what awaits their little girls if they stay behind.
"The decision to cut funding," he said, "may well lead to more unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions and increased dangers for mothers and infants".
The existence of heavy metals in wastewaters contributes to water toxicity and represents an increasing danger for the environment, human beings, and other living organisms.
"The concept of concealed, loaded hand guns in the possession of private citizens does not enhance public safety, on the contrary it increases danger for everyday people as they go about their lives," Quinn said in May.
"The concept of concealed, loaded hand guns in the possession of private citizens does not enhance public safety, on the contrary it increases danger for everyday people as they go about their lives," Quinn said, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Mr. Phiri and his comrades walked away unharmed, but in more than three months he has not dared return to the fields, an acknowledgment of the increasing dangers for the black-market miners who once dominated an area that may be one of the world's most lucrative diamond troves.
This consensus agreement is based on experts' opinions and growing perception of increasing dangers for participation in competitive sports by children and youth.
And new studies show increased danger and accidents for children, despite apparent adult supervision, as parents and caregivers are distracted from their kids by their smartphones.
Critics believe that more guns on campus is a recipe for increased danger and confusion.
If you've got your ears pierced, add a second for increased danger cred.
