Sentence examples for rising danger from inspiring English sources

Soft censorship is a rising danger to press freedom and democratic processes around the world.

The rising danger was predicted decades ago, as one of the likely consequences of human emissions.

Despite this, The rising danger in cycling has been the subject of little debate and even less study.

If nongovernmental entities can confirm the rising danger of right-wing terrorism, surely the government must know about it.

But they also warned about the rising danger of extremist groups, which Mr. Ford said were being bolstered by the "pernicious" influence of Iran.

But he was also singled out early as a rising talent by the Labour hierarchs, and as a rising danger by the Conservatives.

Climate change is making the Earth a warmer and weirder place, forcing researchers, companies and governments to understand, confront and adapt to rising dangers.

But throughout the conference, the debilitating effects of economic inequality and the rising dangers of climate change were at the forefront of discussions.

Claims by Polisario leaders and their supporters that "Sahrawi refugee camps have been safe from any kind of security problems for the last three decades," however, do not coincide with the evidence presented by numerous activists, academics, experts and policymakers warning of the rising dangers to the refugees locked in the camps.

President Trump said Friday he does not believe white nationalism is a rising global danger after a suspected gunman who authorities say espoused that ideology killed 49 Muslims in New Zealand.

Which raises an obvious question: If a solidly Democratic state, grappling with rising climate dangers and driven by anti-Trump fervor, still can't push a carbon tax past the finish line what are the odds any US state can, much less the country as a whole?