Sentence examples for because it would endanger from inspiring English sources

He said workers would actually be hurt by an increase in the minimum wage because it would endanger their eligibility for earned income tax credits, food stamps and, in some case, health benefits.

As for the deal itself, Okupe said he couldn't share information because it would endanger military operations, but assured the Nigerian press it was official government business.

A CIA spokesman requested that VICE News refrain from posting the letter not because it would endanger national security, but because it was embarrassing.

In justifying the decision, Taiwan's Interior Minister, Chiang Yi-hua, stated that the visit should be banned because it would endanger Taiwan's national interest, public security and social order.

Several dozen prisoners considered too dangerous to release would have to be imprisoned in the U.S., a step Republicans in Congress adamantly oppose because, they say, it would endanger American lives.

Mr. Emanuel said that last spring Mr. Eisner asked him to pull out of the Miramax deal because if Miramax got involved, it would endanger tax breaks that Disney receives for its theme parks and hotels in Florida, where Mr. Bush's brother, Jeb, is governor.

It wasn't just that such a visit would endanger me — it would endanger them too.

They foolishly believe it would endanger Israeli security.

The commercial specifies the tax-cut law because Mr. Franks opposed the initial proposed cut, saying that it was too big and that it would endanger Social Security and Medicare.

He's using our old line about how it would endanger the troops.

"Most revolved around what we knew and whether reporting it would endanger lives".