Sentence examples for by endangering from inspiring English sources

Indeed, by endangering the economy's halting recovery, they would be counterproductive.

"But we are not going to pay the price for it by endangering Israel and its citizens.

In effect, we are battling the drug lust of Americans by endangering the health and the environment of Colombians.

David Cameron is demeaning himself and his office by endangering the union in an attempt to stay in Downing Street, Ed Miliband has said.

That incendiary charge by an unnamed official was that two Bush spinmeisters had launched a campaign to intimidate a critic by endangering his wife.

The amicus brief further states that the executive order actually stands to harm the country's national security and foreign policy interests by endangering U.S. service members as well as essential counterterrorism, foreign policy, and national security partnerships.

Colonization of roadside verges by endangered lizard orchids (Himantoglossum spp).

This landscape structure and these life-history traits determine the population structure and the conservation problems faced by endangered species.

The administration wants to place financial restrictions on a process called "designation of critical habitat," which maps areas occupied by endangered species.

You and your new lifelong partner will be joined by endangered sea turtles, giant tortoises and exotic birds.

In vitro studies have shown that CXCL10 is secreted by endangered neurons and directs microglia migration by binding to the microglial CXC3 receptor.