Sentence examples for raised the danger from inspiring English sources

The chaotic transition in Libya, he said, raised the danger that huge amounts of weapons could fall into the hands of terrorists.

Sept. 11, in turn, greatly raised the danger of a deep and prolonged recession as consumers and business, plagued by unprecedented uncertainties, cut back on spending.

But he added that such access put him at greater risk of crossing the murky borders of the state secrets law — and the government's ownership of China's oil industry raised the danger further.

The Bangladeshi authorities earlier raised the danger level to seven out of 10 for low-lying areas around Chittagong and Cox's Bazar.

Climate change has raised the danger for us all, and for some, who have few choices, the increase in danger is much greater.

On 19 February 1965, General Curtis E. LeMay testified to Congress that the lack of a follow-up bomber project to the B-52 raised the danger that, "The B-52 is going to fall apart on us before we can get a replacement for it".

The practice raises the danger of a single bankruptcy triggering others.

"But I think this genuinely raises the danger of putting people off.

Such opposition raises the danger that the central bank will have trouble winning the cooperation of national authorities.

If not, another round of more intense violence will erupt, raising the danger of dragging in the regional heavyweights.

"This raises the danger of irreversible damage to the history and identity of the Egyptian people," said Irina Bokova.