Sentence examples for levels of danger and from inspiring English sources

In Syria, Kassig told me, he had recently encountered new levels of danger and unpredictability, and he acknowledged that the perils of travelling there were mounting.

The crisis, which has grown since the earthquake and tsunami on March 11 crippled the plant, has been marked by often contradictory news reports and updates from social media sites about the actual levels of danger and the amount of radiation that has leaked from the site in northeastern Japan.

"The amount of damage and level of danger and what could have happened is not a prank," Mr. Long said.

Mr. Schatz said in an interview that closing the courtroom would "add a level of danger and concern to a routine drug case that could infect the procedure".

When he continued that Rezaian was "a living testament to the very idea of a free press, and a reminder of the rising level of danger, and political intimidation, and physical threats faced by reporters overseas", I had to think about Chelsea Manning.

Amnesty International UK director Kate Allen said: "In spite of the ever-increasing level of danger and threat faced by journalists who seek to reveal the truth and expose human rights abuses, the quality of journalism and reportage we've seen at this year's Amnesty Media Awards is truly outstanding.

From "Wearing red on UNC campus #YOLO" to "Taking the Wolfline to class #YOLO," this hashtag adds a level of danger and excitement to anything you do.

This wasn't just a sequel to my nightmare taxi ride it was a sequel to the protest I covered at Bil'in, an echo of the routine security measures that add a level of danger and paranoia to anyone living under an occupation: the checkpoints, the night raids, the curfews.

I think on some level, that kind of danger and excitement must fuel all of them.

There are over 400 species of sharks in a variety of shapes, sizes, and levels of danger to humans.

The Single Convention laid out the international standard of placing drugs in different "Schedules" to determine their levels of danger, the punishments for trading them and their potential benefits to medicine and science.