Sentence examples for be endangered by a from inspiring English sources

That was because of concerns that the young democracy might be endangered by a confrontation with the powerful armed forces, especially the army, which General Pinochet still commanded.

Goitein added that one class of leak will not be endangered by a hefty Manning sentence: "authorised" leaks from the government itself.

Historically, the super-rich have focused mostly on family dynamics, since so much of their wealth is linked together and could be endangered by a rift.

The grey heron is the collateral damage here: it joins the avocet, little grebe and ringed plover among the birds that would be endangered by a four-runway behemoth appearing off the Isle of Sheppey.

Ms. Swindell, a lifelong resident of Mount Kisco and a member of the citizens' group, said: "Why should our water supply be endangered by a golf course that just a few people will use?

But some analysts said Hezbollah's decision to assert itself militarily this month might have been partly based on a calculation that it could be endangered by a deal between Israel, its nemesis, and Syria, its backer.

The Sand Hills region has a high concentration of wetlands, a sensitive ecosystem and extensive areas of very shallow groundwater that could be endangered by an oil spill.

At another time, in another war, the United States and its allies realized that cultural property would be endangered by an invasion and acted to minimize that damage.

Osterloh, who sits on VW's 20-member supervisory board, said: "Should the future viability of Volkswagen be endangered by an unprecedented financial penalty, this will have dramatic social consequences".

The low prevalence of MRSA in hospital settings may be endangered by an increasing number of outbreaks of community-acquired MRSA (CA-MRSA) [ 4], resulting in migration of these strains to health care environments.

Last year, it was endangered by a flood.