Sentence examples for and it endangered from inspiring English sources

This led to even greater suffering on the part of those who were abused and it endangered other minors who were at risk," said Francis, according to a translation made available by the Vatican.

Give too much, and it endangers the bottom line.

And it endangers the very foundation of our societies.

"The denial is disrespectful of the players and the families that are suffering," she said, "and it endangers current players and children".

This chaos is the direct result of his privatisation agenda and it endangers both the quality and safety of our public healthcare.

Violence directed at police officers endangers them, and it endangers the very public they are sworn to protect," he said. .

It only increases the number of unsafe abortions and it endangers the lives of women".

This ideology places the world at risk, it places democracy at risk, and it endangers the prospects for liberty and equality.

The presence of military personnel and the military operations in the area of separation, he said, were "a grave violation of the 1974 Agreement on Disengagement between Israeli and Syrian forces" and that it endangered the stability of the region.

According to this work, it is worth mentioning here that the incinerators were not equipped with sufficient air-inlets, and so it endangered the health of the people living and working nearby.

A delegation from Riverside County echoed Pacheco's concerns, calling the toll road experiment "reckless," and said it endangered thousands of Riverside County commuters every day.