Sentence examples for increased the danger for from inspiring English sources

In trying to protect its citizens abroad, it may have increased the danger for those at home.

The judge in the case decided he had been "wanton and reckless" and had increased the danger for others.

Becca Heller, the director of the Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project, said, "ISIS has exponentially increased the danger for anyone with a U.S. affiliation, while simultaneously diverting U.S. government resources from providing protection for those same people.

Meanwhile, across much of the Western U.S., major droughts have greatly increased the danger for summer wildfires.

It was reported that more Kwangsi troops have marched into Hunan, increasing the danger for a clash with the Central Government forces.

The pair must have known the photograph would increase their chances of being Isis targets and, just as significantly, that it would have the effect of increasing the danger for their journalistic colleagues.

"The impact would be felt by rural communities and outdoor workers and businesses, while reduced daylight between 8am and 9am in Scotland could potentially increase the danger for children travelling to school in the dark".

"Adverse impacts would be felt by rural communities and outdoor workers and businesses, while reduced daylight between 8am and 9am in Scotland could potentially increase the danger for children travelling to school in the dark," he said.

Phage therapy is currently not fashionable in Western medicine, although it may gain attention again if resistance of bacteria to antibiotics continues to grow and increase the danger for human health [ 95].

And when vigilance warps into vigilantism, it increases the dangers for a group of people already on the margins of mainstream society.

Worse, fentanyl is now increasing the dangers for Russia's vast heroin-using population.