Sentence examples for danger of sustaining from inspiring English sources

It was the group's victory in the Storm King case that established the principle that citizens could intervene in court cases affecting the environment even if those individuals were not in danger of sustaining damages to their properties.

Within a month, his knee started to swell, filling with fluid, and Teixeira fretted that he was in danger of sustaining a more serious injury, which came in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series, when he tore his hamstring while running out a grounder.

Or are the bulls correct when they speak of a New Economy that can grow without danger of inflation and is capable of sustaining much higher asset prices?

Mugabe made no pretense of sustaining democracy.

His beliefs brought years of sustained abuse.

Endothermy allows high levels of sustained activity.

The tone and atmosphere are derivative (Hemingway, Graham Greene, Robert Stone), but the aura of danger is convincingly sustained.

The danger of this trend, if sustained, is that people with mental health problems might be deterred from seeking professional help.

He knows the danger of high pitch counts -- he sustained a serious shoulder injury soon after throwing 162 pitches in one game for the Yankees in 1989 -- but he felt especially strong.

He worries about the danger of the sport, especially since Mr. Reeve sustained his injury in an equestrian competition.

Inhabitants of Manipur too have felt that this Dam could turn out to be a source of sustained-dangers such as the potential loss of local biodiversity including flora and fauna, endangered species including pythons, gibbons, and herbal and medicinal plants, and the threatening of tribal land ownership.