Sentence examples for the increased danger from inspiring English sources

But the increased danger cannot be solely attributed to the new savagery of the battlefield.

Many other residents spoke out against the increased danger of airplane crashes, jet-fuel pollution and noise pollution.

Sturdier stock cars seemed better suited to handle the increased danger that came with the increased speed.

Also today, Mr. Rumsfeld and Mr. Powell became the latest senior Bush administration officials to warn the public about the increased danger of another terror attack.

To compensate for the increased danger, AA's travel insurance automatically includes protection against the insolvency of any travel or accommodation supplier, up to £5,000 per person.

The move follows a call by charity Fostering Network for councils to stop smokers being foster carers for under-fives because of the increased danger to young children's health.

In 2007, the World Food Programme (WFP), the UN's food aid agency, reported that the number of ships willing to carry food aid had been cut by half because of the increased dangers faced by ships in Somali waters.

Patients were told that the increased dangers were only "a small risk", although there was speculation that the advice could lead to a reduction in IVF as other methods were tried first.

Much of that news conference centered around the increasing danger to civilians.

The increasing danger has prompted more questioning in Washington of the Bush administration's policy and planning for Iraq after Saddam Hussein was ousted in April.

We see, for example, his exasperation and anger over threats from intrusive phone callers, and the pressure that the increasing danger to his family places on his relationship with his wife, Coretta Carmen Ejogoo).