Sentence examples for be able to endanger from inspiring English sources

Oil companies should not be able to endanger the health and safety of Latino children across the state.

These historic safeguards are critical to ensuring a cleaner future for American communities: no longer will new electric plants be able to endanger our health with unchecked carbon pollution and the climate change it causes.

Because they were able to endanger their depositors' money in order to keep afloat just long enough for the government to rescue them -- because they were too big to faill.

Despite mixed results, the program has shown enough promise to suggest that stronger measures might be able to preserve endangered forests.

But researchers believe that, if they can't figure out the scale of returning young, they won't be able to save this endangered species.

Moreover, with North American pumas so closely related, zoos should be able to breed the endangered Florida panthers with other animals without fear of contaminating that "subspecies" with the genes of another, notes geneticist James Womack of Texas A&M University in College Station.

While all of the day-to-day operations can be handled remotely, mission controllers may not be able to handle emergencies that might endanger the space station.

Bäumler says that if his team's scenario is true, it suggests a new method for fighting S. enteritidis, which is difficult to detect: immunize chickens against one of the related strains with existing vaccines, and the birds may also be able to ward off infections that endanger humans.

"In the Berkshires in Massachusetts, we are getting reports of dying/dead bats in areas where we do not have known bat hibernacula, so we may have more sites than we will ever be able to identify," said Susi von Oettingen, an endangered species biologist with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.

Under the bill, senators will be able to try to kill select provisions without endangering the entire bill.

Chilean women will soon be able to seek abortions when their lives are endangered, if their fetus faces fatal abnormalities, or if they've been raped.