Sentence examples for intensifying danger from inspiring English sources

Neuropsychological studies have proposed that an increased emotional awareness (Novick-Kline et al. 2005), intolerance of uncertainty (Dugas et al. 1998), and a cognitive style termed looming vulnerability (Williams et al. 2005), i.e., mental representations of dynamically intensifying danger, appear to be among the cognitive predispositions to generalized anxiety disorder.

The living quarters below deck were "hot and close," Du Pont said, intensifying the danger as even the biggest ships began to "twist, roll and writhe".

In one instance, the train was carrying dangerous cargo, the cars leaked but did not explode". These dismal safety conditions in too many oil trains intensify the danger for millions of people.

We hoped to glean insights about the dangers of competing with near-peers, and the conditions that intensify those dangers, that we could then apply to the business world.

This shadow banking system came to specialize in innovations that created the illusion that risk was being responsibly managed; in crucial cases, they actually intensified the dangers.

Still, his impaired vision intensified its dangers.

By Rania Abouzeid Islamic militias intensify the dangers of Baghdad's sex-trafficking underworld.

Use of cocaine and other narcotics would intensify the dangers, he said.

When multiple maydays come at once, they can cancel each other out, intensifying the chaos and danger.

In contrast, the Labour group has become increasingly fractious and rebellious, a discord which is in danger of intensifying with Mr Dewar's incapacity.A year ago three of the Lib Dem group voted against joining the coalition.

Those opposed to the strikes spoke of the dangers of intensifying UK involvement in the Syrian conflict 14 years after the invasion of Iraq while the government's supporters warned of the dangers of inaction.