Sentence examples for increasingly more dangerous from inspiring English sources

The situation in Berlin became increasingly more dangerous for Jews, and in 1938 he left for Singapore, and then Australia.

Although the number of major attacks fluctuates year-by-year, the data up until the end of 2014 paints a grim picture of the contemporary security context, indicating that providing humanitarian assistance has indeed become increasingly more dangerous.

"The times speak for themselves and growing increasingly more dangerous," says another.

As the real reasons for this unlikely social engagement come to light, the stakes become increasingly more dangerous.

What's clear, though, is that the cycle of squeezing the supply without addressing the demand for opioids will only get us into increasingly more dangerous territory.

When psychology journals start publicizing studies on "virtual jealousy" is when we must acknowledge it's become a universal phenomenon, and an increasingly more dangerous one as we lose site of the scope and consequences of our Internet interactions.

It seemed as if Tomlinson might have exhausted the possibilities of playing a breed of Englishmen who increasingly appeared more dangerous than endearing.

If anything, our world looks increasingly more hostile and dangerous, and the administration of justified or imagined fear has become a major and common tool of governments.

But as the crisis fades and growth in Europe picks up, a third-term Merkel, with an eye on her legacy, might push harder to make Europe's economies more competitive.The second reason for hope is that her cautious approach increasingly looks the more dangerous option for both Germany and Europe.

I think hackers — and all computer experts — are increasingly perceived as more dangerous than other potential criminals … because, perhaps rightly, they're seen as more powerful.

America must continue to provide leadership in the world which is increasingly more complex and dangerous.