Sentence examples for endanger that from inspiring English sources

Secessionists' willingness to endanger that experiment before the eyes of the watching world infuriated them.

Neither I nor any of my successors will ever do anything to endanger that security.

To take on Bahrain's rulers would be to endanger that alliance and they have run a more open society than Libya anyway.

People who talk like this generally have no idea what they mean — that is, they have no idea what the dollar's role really is, what might endanger that role, and why it matters (to the extent it does).

A senior Chinese academic has argued, bizarrely for a Communist, that full democracy would endanger that beleaguered minority, Hong Kong's tycoons.The NPC proposal will fall unless it gains a two-thirds majority in Hong Kong's Legislative Council (Legco).

But there was no doubt which player the crowd was pulling for Sunday night, and Williams, for a change at Flushing Meadows, did not endanger that good will by losing her cool.

He voiced concern that rising political pressures on both sides of the Atlantic were endangering that independence.

And the brasses retain a brilliance — with, occasionally, a characteristically Russian swagger, now endangered — that could slice through concrete.

So many species are endangered that approach isn't ethical, said Booth.

Officials won't make a decision for another year, but even if they declare the beluga endangered, that won't stop poachers or black marketeers.

Baiting is also very hit and miss because there are a lot of native animals, some of which are endangered, that will take baits as well.