Sentence examples for being endangered by a from inspiring English sources

The environmental audit committee of the House of Commons warned in its report that the vulnerable Arctic region was being endangered by a misguided search for hydrocarbons.

SSE insisted it had not put a moratorium on investment but indicated that it was worried about the generous wind subsidy regime being endangered by a yes vote.

The British initiatives are contained in a report published on Thursday from the cross-party environmental audit committee (EAC) of the House of Commons, which warns that the vulnerable Arctic region is being endangered by a misguided search for hydrocarbons.

Of course, if you live in Topeka or El Paso or Sacramento or Juneau, you have about the same chance of being endangered by a terrorist as meeting an angel.

Last year, it was endangered by a flood.

Other votes were endangered by a corporation's good deed.

The French art de vivre was endangered by a neoliberal, productivist vision of work.

Today, the creatures Hoyt loved are endangered by a much more insidious force.

"The public support for these powers must not be endangered by a perception of misuse.

The rioters' believed that their livelihoods had been endangered by a dumbing-down of their skilled work by automated looms.

For example when the integrity of metallic containers, filled by toxic or dangerous substances, is endangered by a hypothetical fire.