"spreading danger" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is causing danger or threats to increase or spread to other areas. Example sentence: The unchecked fire spread danger throughout the city.
Sadly, it looks as if that too will be denied.A few weeks ago there seemed a slight chance that the conflict's escalation, and spreading dangers, would persuade outsiders with influence to make the painful move from spectator to partner.
The paradoxical outcome is that, while the technical control of a danger is a risk, the spreading of the risk of dangers controlling technologies (and of technologies controlling technologies) in turn becomes an incontrollable danger.
In short: Congress dreamed up the equal shares for the states; the Bush administration chose the population formula that Congress later adopted; and Homeland Security spread the danger formula paper thin.
They argue that even if federal policy may have partly contributed to the crisis by lowering standards for some mortgages, Wall Street broadened and exacerbated it by bundling high-risk loans and labeling them safe investments, thus spreading the financial danger throughout the global financial system.
Critics claimed the WHO had exaggerated the danger, spreading "fear and confusion" rather than "immediate information".
Understand that spiders are more helpful than harmful, and help protect you by eliminating pests that may spread greater dangers like disease.
Burton is in danger of spreading himself as thin as Marmite.
Merkel has also warned that populists and social media platforms spreading propaganda were in danger of causing unprecedented damage to democracy.
Bond auctions in Spain and Italy on Thursday were expected to provide furthers signs of whether the euro zone debt crisis was temporarily calmed or in danger of spreading to bigger economies.
Gay men are suffering serious harm and are in danger of spreading HIV by having unprotected sex while under the influence of illegal drugs, the first British study into the growing popularity of "chemsex" has revealed.
