Sentence examples for mounting danger from inspiring English sources

The fighting underlined the increasingly complicated battle lines inside Syria and the mounting danger that the civil war there will spill into neighboring countries.

On Thursday, Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, warned: "There is a mounting danger that house prices could really take off over the coming months".

Because the president was skeptical of our technology and unwilling to offend his left by countering the mounting danger, the U.S. poked along with no sense of urgency.

However, he added: "There is a mounting danger that house prices could really take off further out, especially as a shortage of new properties for sale could be a significant factor in some areas, notably London and the south-east.

Sifton focuses on her father's efforts to rouse America from indifference to the mounting danger in Europe, which were matched by his postwar calls to beware of American hubris.

Howard Archer, UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "There is a mounting danger that house prices could really take off over the coming months, especially if already significantly improving housing market activity and rising buyer interest is lifted appreciably further by the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme now starting in October".

The death of Specialist Witmer, 20, brought the mounting dangers on the streets of Baghdad into clear focus for these military families of the 32nd Military Police Company.

We just finished, in 2014, the hottest year on record, further affirmation, as if any were needed, of the mounting dangers of climate change.

But since the first recorded human death from rabies in Bali in late 2008, that nuisance has become a mounting public danger as the virus — believed to have arrived with an infected dog from another part of the Indonesian archipelago — has spread with increasing speed.

Despite the mounting signs of danger, few countries or companies had taken the possibility of a pandemic seriously, and there was little interest in developing a vaccine.

She is entirely devoted to her smartphone, which is to be the conduit of her fears and there is a dash of pure Hitchcockian brilliance in a scene where she turns it on and a backlog of texts starts mounting up, bringing danger ever closer.