Sentence examples for endangered in the first from inspiring English sources

It's possible, he wrote, that the feature "reinforces terror's message, forcing you to look at the faces of friends who were never endangered in the first place, reminding you ceaselessly of the dozens of people who could have been in the wrong place, at the wrong time – but were not.

graminifolia, a species that was first described in 2002, and A. leiostachys (which was classified as endangered in the IUCN Red List).

Women are endangered in the novel, and so is restraint.

Mr. Netanyahu believed that Jews remain endangered in the Middle East.

It is red-listed as critically endangered in the Czech Republic.

We might also think hard not only about how to salvage soldiers but how our policies endanger them in the first place.

Now, however, in a presidential election year, and with the Senate's Republican majority endangered for the first time in decades, the party is putting its record on the line in half a dozen races from Ronkonkoma to Rochester.

And on Friday, a priest who served as an aide to the cardinal in Philadelphia was found guilty of endangering children, the first senior Catholic official in the United States convicted of covering up sexual abuses by priests under his supervision.

BEIJING — Citing official statistics on one aspect of China's security crackdown last year around the Beijing Olympics, a report published Sunday in an official newspaper said that more than 1,100 people had been indicted in the western region of Xinjiang on suspicion of "endangering state security" in the first 11 months of last year.

Severe drought is now endangering California – the eighth largest economy in the world.

It was listed as endangered in 2009, under both the Federal Endangered Species Act (ESA) and California Endangered Species Act (CESA).