Sentence examples for endangered efforts from inspiring English sources

Financial analysts feared that the episode endangered efforts to meet strict targets imposed by the International Monetary Fund, and the Istanbul Stock Exchange dropped by 14.6percentt.

Political unrest is endangering efforts to re-establish research operations in Iran and Iraq.

"They are tapping everyone from the World Bank to Goldman Sachs," says an African diplomat.Road projects across the war-ravaged country of 15m people are on hold, endangering efforts to diversify away from oil.

Mr. Barker said that some documents relating to the deal remain classified and warned that continued publicity about the matter could endanger efforts to halt international traffic in dangerous arms.

Secondly, in an interview, Mr. Cuomo attacked the slow pace of the development corporation appointed by Mr. Pataki to lay out plans for what to do with the World Trade Center site, and warned that the delay could endanger efforts to recover New York's downtown.

The lack of vision and political will from the leaders of many developed countries is not just harming their long-term competitiveness, but is also endangering efforts to create international co-operation and reach a new agreement that should be signed in Paris in December 2015.

The result is a lack of 19 and 20 year olds, hurting the country's universities and endangering efforts to build a knowledge economy.

In a statement released by the White House, Obama said imposing new sanctions would endanger efforts to implement the agreement.

The Congressional action also endangers other efforts to shore up the financial system and the economy.

"Hollande's plans endanger the efforts to stabilize the euro," Hermann Gröhe, general secretary of Mrs. Merkel's Christian Democratic party, said on a visit to France.

The movie never even provides a sense of how good Nick is at his work, which might explain why his colleagues put up with tantrums that endanger their efforts and lives.