Sentence examples for because it could endanger from inspiring English sources

Mr Voorhoeve said a contributing factor was an agreement between major powers not to use air strikes against Serb forces because it could endanger peacekeepers being held by Mladic.

"They have forgotten that tens of thousands of civilians are suffering because of the regime," said the spokesman, who did not want his name published because it could endanger his family.

Would you keep something secret because you were told that it could endanger an operation?

Overdoing it could endanger the physical and moral well being of the wife (and future children).

That would not necessarily stop the legislation from passing but it could endanger his speakership.

If the spat between America and China were to ignite protectionism or financial instability, it could endanger the whole world economy.

That's always possible, but it could endanger Detroit's best selling business.

"It could endanger the housing market, the GDP would drop by trillion of dollars.

We cannot ignore leads but of course many of these investigations cannot be disclosed openly because it could also endanger the negotiations," the minister told CNN.

The Supreme Court agreed by a 5-4 vote in 2007 that greenhouse gases could be regulated as "air pollutants" under the Clean Air Act because they could "endanger the public welfare," as the law put it.

The Times has decided not to make public its efforts to secure our release because details could endanger correspondents and others working in the region.