Sentence examples for increased dangers of from inspiring English sources

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld underscored today concerns that the United States could face increased dangers of terrorist attacks if President Bush orders military action against Iraq.

What we have learned from history is that if people are faced with increased dangers of floods, droughts and other extreme weather, they will try to escape, resulting in population movements of perhaps hundreds of millions, leading to widespread and continued conflict.

The UN recently warned that with 5,000 people still arriving in Greece every day the flow of people may continue all winter at a similar rate, despite the increased dangers of the boat crossing during rough seas.

Many other residents spoke out against the increased danger of airplane crashes, jet-fuel pollution and noise pollution.

Initially, the disadvantages were an appalling smell and a greatly increased danger of fire from the naked jets of flame.

Also today, Mr. Rumsfeld and Mr. Powell became the latest senior Bush administration officials to warn the public about the increased danger of another terror attack.

Large amounts were also lost to piracy; from the 7th century on, there was increased danger of sea raids by Arab and Slavic pirates.

"If the injection of vast gallons of this waste is leading to increased danger of earthquakes, that is certainly reasonable for the EPA to step in and try and do something about it," Kron said.

The company, Allstate Insurance Group of Northbrook, Ill., said it planned to reduce its business in coastal areas vulnerable to what the company described as the increased danger of a devastating hurricane.

This year, the committee specifically linked efforts against global warming to keeping the peace: because of "greater competition for the earth's resources," it said, "there may be increased danger of violent conflicts and wars, within and between states".

When Moffat talked about "a big change", I assumed he meant a rewriting of the rules, maybe an increased danger of morality or a limit to the Tardis's powers.