Sentence examples for endanger support from inspiring English sources

But many geneticists, wary of fueling discrimination and worried that speaking openly about race could endanger support for their research, are loath to discuss the social implications of their findings.

Giving in to the Freedom Caucus' demands of a vote on the immigration bill could always endanger support from moderates, but if the Freedom Caucus holds strong, it's hard to see GOP leaders finding the votes elsewhere.

The chairman — Kermode since 2014 — has the ability to cast a tiebreaking vote but would prefer to avoid it when possible for fear of endangering support from one side of the divide.

Is there anything President Trump could do that would endanger that support from you or other evangelical leaders?

To endorse it, Republican operatives acknowledge, would put him at odds with every House Republican and endanger his support from Washington.

Democrats say the administration is not being forthright about the war costs, suggesting that it did not want to endanger public support for the effort by detailing its expense at a time of rising deficit figures.

The tragedies you describe in "Flaws in U.S. Air War Left Hundreds of Civilians Dead" (front page, July 21) compel corrective action, lest we lose the depth of good will we have won among the Afghans and endanger the support among the Afghan leadership that is critical to ensuring success for the investment we have made.

If it is included, that could endanger the support of Collins and Murkowski.

Without amendments that could further endanger the support of moderates, those conservative senators may never get behind the bill.

That may endanger the support of moderates, but it may be the only way to win senators like Paul, Lee, and Cruz.

As recently as December 2009, talk of lowering the Medicare eligibility age to 55 was enough to endanger the support of then-Sen.