Sentence examples for increasing dangers from inspiring English sources

Learning and teaching is about making sense of this bewildering open world, with all its opportunities and its increasing dangers.

We are now applying this idea to British celebrities as a way of highlighting the ever increasing dangers of flooding due to climate change".

2. Learn about the increasing dangers of sun overexposure by reading and discussing the article "How to Save Your Skin in the Season of Sun". 3. In groups, create public service announcements for young people about popular summer hazards.

The eight-year delay is the worst contemplated by world governments during 20 years of tortuous negotiations on greenhouse gas emissions, and comes despite intensifying warnings from scientists and economists about the rapidly increasing dangers of putting off prompt action.

"Although we needed no reminder of the ever increasing dangers along our southern border, this tragedy serves as stark notice that the threats facing all who serve in protecting our state and nation are real, and are increasing on a daily basis," she said in a statement.

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.

There is also an increasing danger of it being completely out of touch with reality.

Acting President Vladimir V. Putin warned Russians today that there was increasing danger of Chechen-organized terrorist attacks.

Much of that news conference centered around the increasing danger to civilians.

We also think that Saudi leaders are beginning to understand that they are in increasing danger of being left behind.

Another part of the answer is that highly indebted private companies are in increasing danger as the global economy worsens.