Sentence examples for mounting danger of from inspiring English sources

"Until we do, we expose ourselves to the mounting danger of major shifts in policy that are not well conceived, but come as panicked responses to crises that could have been avoided".

The doctors were walking a razor's edge between the mounting danger of carrying the babies in a poisoned bloodstream and delivering them too prematurely.

Are we willing to work to assure that our nation acts responsibly in the face of the mounting danger of environmental catastrophe from the disruption of our climate, which the Republican Party has made it dogma to deny?

The film, directed by Tom Hooper and written by David Seidler, tells the story of Her Majesty's father, King George VI, as he struggles to overcome a crippling speech impediment while grappling with his sudden, unexpected ascension to throne and the mounting danger of Nazi Germany.

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

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.

The crisscross of loyalty and deception gives emotional heft to the mounting danger for Sookie and Jason.

In a group of 38 American tourists from the Smithsonian and the National Trust (some of whom have saved and dreamed for a lifetime to see Egypt's towering pyramids and pharaonic tombs), we land unwittingly amidst the uprisings, and proceed to spend several days moving just ahead of the mounting danger.

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.

"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," said Howard Archer.

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.