Sentence examples for more dangerous due from inspiring English sources

As bacteria develop resistance to treatment, experts warn of a "post-antibiotic age" where basic healthcare becomes far more dangerous due to the risk of infection during simple procedures.

The chemical, which coats much of the e-waste burned by the women and children at the dump, polyvinyl chloride plastic, is even more dangerous due to its emission of carcinogenic gases, according to scientists.

On laparoscopic surgery this complication is even more dangerous, due to the limited vision and mobility imposed by the minimally invasive techniques.

From the environmental impact point of view, drought events are considered to be more dangerous due to their medium-term to long-term characteristics and large spatial impacts.

If the whole Baltic area has become more dangerous due to the recovery of predator populations, we expect the geese to minimize the time spent in that area.

Even those who survive beyond their fifth birthday are threatened by a multitude of diseases, rendered all the more dangerous due to malnutrition.

Tensions with China are now at a still more dangerous level due to a dispute over a group of tiny islands in the East China Sea, known as the Senkaku islands to Japan or the Diaoyu islands to China.

This was made all the more dangerous to the Arabs due to the rebels' call for assistance to the Turgesh ruler, the khagan, who replied by leading his army in person against the Arabs.

And while research shows that seniors tend to have safer driving habits than many of their younger counterparts (they're more likely to wear their seatbelts, and less likely to drive drunk, for example), a 2014 study found that distracted driving may be more dangerous for drivers over 65 due to age-related cognitive decline.

While it is a more dangerous drug to take than MDMA due to its potency and the ease with which overdosing is possible, if a user believes that is what they have taken, they can choose a dose accordingly, and know that there will be a longer lag between consumption and intoxication.

For an industry that is in the doldrums with its product worth less than US$30 per pound, with unsafe reactors getting old and more dangerous, with new reactors on hold due to cost blowouts and time delays, it is unwarranted that the Australian government should give it so much support.