Sentence examples for endangered both from inspiring English sources

If the Schengen system is destroyed, then Europe is dramatically endangered – both politically and economically.

Getting the timing wrong would have endangered both forces and civilians.

Kingsolver sensitively captures the plight of the rural poor, a population endangered both by diminishing resources and by self-enforced isolation.

Not surprisingly, horses he has trained have been too often subject to breakdowns that have endangered both the horses and jockeys.

State wildlife officials said that act endangered both local residents and the bears, by cementing a message to the animals that people are a food source.

Michael Treanor, area manager of Sydney Harbour, said large crowds swimming with it endangered both the dolphin and themselves and could ruin its chances of rejoining a pod in the wild.

Price rises endanger both competitiveness and their chances of adopting the euro.

Ditching his girlfriend and his hospital job, endangering both his present and his future, Nathan decides to go to California.

Some of those banks did a fine job of pushing "affordable" mortgages that are turning out to be just the opposite, endangering both borrower and lender.

This chaos is the direct result of his privatisation agenda and it endangers both the quality and safety of our public healthcare.

The story of a black bisexual musician who has AIDS and whose double life endangers both himself and his loved ones.