Sentence examples for could have endangered from inspiring English sources

But city officials said the lapses could have endangered passengers.

Asking to go into her house could have endangered her.

Such a move, he said, could have endangered the "entire financial system".

The S.E.C., however, decided not to charge the bank with fraud, which could have endangered the bank's special status.

He said the equipment that the men sought to provide "could have endangered the safety of Americans as much as supplies of guns and ammunition".

He was ready to publish everything Manning had given him hundreds of classified records that could have endangered people around the world.

"In this case, not only could they have endangered the life of the mother, but also that of the child, who is a citizen of this country," García told the outlet in Spanish.

Providing more advanced care at the camp, with professionals from different backgrounds and normally not working together, could actually have endangered patient safety.

"Although the petrol did not fully ignite, the threat and intent was obvious and the resulting fire could quite easily have endangered anyone inside as well as those living nearby".

Although the petrol did not fully ignite, the threat and intent was obvious and the resulting fire could quite easily have endangered anyone inside as well as those living nearby," Det Sgt Stuart Smillie said.

You have endangered my children".