Sentence examples for We're endangered from inspiring English sources

"Great — now we're endangered and reviled".

But to Obama, we should rally round the flag not because we're endangered by Nazis or Hirohito.

In the name of fiscal prudence we're endangering that future.

But taking their place are dire warnings that we're endangering the dollar's role as a reserve currency.

But Eilperin's book — part cultural history, part environmental advocacy — has a serious point: At the very moment we're starting to understand sharks scientifically, we're endangering their existence as never before.

It was the same kind of propaganda about how 'We are endangered' and 'We have to be united.' " Soros supported the military strikes against the Taliban in Afghanistan, but, after the passage of the U.S.A. Patriot Act and the Bush Administration's decision to invade Iraq in a preëmptive strike, he came to believe that the American government was itself becoming an oppressive regime.

i) That we are endangering national security.

We are endangering this horse,' " Dr. Ferraro said.

If we invalidate their feelings and thus teach them to overrule them, we are endangering them.

"We would not be doing this if we thought we were endangering our town, neighbors or children," the letter said.

If we teach our children to unlearn their talent for natural discrimination because, say, we are embarrassed by their lack of manners, we are endangering them.