Sentence examples for easily endangered from inspiring English sources

Such buildings are easily endangered by fires.

The major leagues have been studying maple bats, which are lighter and can shatter easily, endangering fans, players and umpires.

Golf courses can also be sued for design flaws that lead to the beaning of golfers — imagine a tee on the first hole that too easily endangers golfers on the adjacent second hole.

The population is now designated as 'near threatened', which means it has improved but is still small enough that it could easily become endangered again.

"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.

He said: "The man concealed himself between two carriages above electrified rails and so one slip could have easily killed him and endangered the lives of those on the train.

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Many of these species are common, even weedy, and are easily overshadowed by rare or endangered plants.

Fish ladders in the dam create a bottleneck for salmon swimming upriver to spawning grounds, which allows sea lions to easily swoop in and dine on endangered salmon.

There is a tendency for people to think that something made in the seventies will never be endangered, but that can easily be the case.