Sentence examples for directly endanger from inspiring English sources

He contended that releasing the man, who lives on Hoyt Street in Brooklyn, "likely would directly endanger U.S. soldiers in Iraq".

Commercial fisheries continue to damage the ocean habitat by depleting fish stocks, and many fishing methods also directly endanger seabirds by catching them accidentally.

In contrast, monkeywrenching is typically motivated by a regard for preservation of life and is ordinarily restricted to two forms: either to nonviolent disobedience or to sabotage that does not directly endanger others.

Few developments would so directly endanger U.S. security interests.

And the pressure of meeting that very basic need can directly endanger a family's ability to meet other needs.

In simply shutting down online advertising websites, the government would directly endanger the lives of the very people they say they're looking to protect.

And, if need be, we should offer asylum to anyone directly endangered for helping us.

That's something we'll talk about later, but we were not really directly endangered by the gang, after the initial seizure".

"In this case the situation was much more dangerous," he says, "because it wasn't about banning a book or even imprisoning the writer, it was directly endangering my life".

Asked if he had felt their lives had been in danger during captivity, he said: "That's something we'll talk about later, but we were not really directly endangered by the gang, after the initial seizure".

At present, man is directly endangered at the contact with the transport systems during whole day.