Sentence examples for actually endangers from inspiring English sources

"I live for the day when a Congress cuts spending so aggressively that it actually endangers near-term growth," he said.

But it now appears that if the new populist right does something that actually endangers the well-being of the old, entitled right, the establishment will rise up and slap those little whippersnappers down faster than you can say Mitch McConnell.

This is very sad and worrisome and could actually endanger the whole process of national reconciliation.

The name, he said, means "someone who laughs with you while actually endangering you".

If we put any group in a remote area, that would actually endanger their lives".

While it didn't actually endanger my career, it did slow it down".

But it turned out that none of the information in them actually endangered American citizens, allies or informants.

They should also be informed that they may actually endanger their own welfare or interests by remaining at post.

The economists make the argument for "the distinct possibility that the Endangered Species Act is actually endangering, rather than protecting, species".

The primary drama of confirmation hearings is whether nominees will do something so misguided that they actually endanger their chances of confirmation.

We do not know if Trump's remark actually endangered Clinton — or if the legal system will hold him responsible for flirting with that prospect.