Sentence examples for So endanger from inspiring English sources

Another hypothesis was that the white insides of broken shells might attract predators, such as crows and herring gulls flying overhead, and so endanger the brood.

The economic and political cancer of President Robert G. Mugabe's regime in Zimbabwe now promises to spread to South Africa -- and so endanger the continent.

(Is the press asked to suppress damaging details in cases of Americans charged with murders abroad who aren't C.I.A. operatives?) And wouldn't doing so endanger actual diplomats whose claims would, in the future, be treated with greater skepticism?

"To carry through the decision of the Court to its logical and inescapable end will so endanger the people of this Nation that I am compelled to look beyond the letter of the law," he was prepared to say.

If conditions in a person's native country so endanger his life and well-being and he becomes willing to risk illegality in order to survive, his right to survival, from a moral point of view, carries as much weight as does the new country's claim to control borders against migrants.

Another major fear is that fish will ingest the heavy metals, so endangering anyone who eats them.

It might not be so bad, though, if you choose to skin something that wasn't quite so endangered.

The house is constructed entirely of rare Philippine hardwoods, species so endangered that it is now against the law to cut them.

But the process is so slow, and the species so endangered, we may soon be down to the last few pairs — a great loss.

The Apache lifeway -- an American Indian term for lifestyle -- is so endangered that this family shared its most intimate gatherings so that someone, anyone, might remember.

He also delighted in offending the sensibilities of polite Jamaican society and thought nothing of castigating the authorities, even when doing so endangered his life.