Sentence examples for continued to endanger from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, logging continued to endanger the last intact forest landscapes of northern European Russia.

In her order the judge wrote that the Quintanas' conduct and that of their companies continued to endanger the public and had caused Miera's "slow and painful death".

Lingering cultural stigma about periods has also continued to endanger the health ― and sometimes the lives ― of people who menstruate.

Whatever the clouds above Mr. Zuma, the ruthless infighting may continue to endanger the guiding light of the rule of law.

The OSCE said that most of the violence they observed occurred in residential areas, where military positions continue to endanger civilian lives.

Given all that has now come to light, the failure to enact this legislation amounts to nothing less than a decision to continue to endanger the lives of millions of children.

While JPMorgan may feel some closure, there is scant closure for the American public, which deserves accountability for bank recklessness that continues to endanger the economy and which understands that without accountability true financial reform is impossible.

AFTER driving a school bus for 14 years it still shocks Judith Pratt, a safety trainer for the Ryder Transportation Company in Naugatuck, how motorists continue to endanger the safety of students every day by speeding past school buses as children are crossing the street.

As the hideous revelations from Pennsylvania State University reverberate across the country, another scandal involving willful inattention and bureaucratic power continues to endanger vulnerable young people on campuses nationwide.

Human myopia and inattention have caused many of these recent disappearances, and continue to endanger surviving species.

In Afghanistan and Pakistan, the same extremists who killed nearly 3,000 Americans continue to endanger America, our allies, and innocent Afghans and Pakistanis.