Sentence examples for endangered its from inspiring English sources

If the company had retained full ownership, it would have endangered its debt rating, and the acquisition costs would have diluted earnings.

Some critics felt the reform could have been more radical, but amending it might have endangered its passage through parliament.Italians may be reluctant to wed, but they have also been reluctant to split up.

As it has done so often in previous decades, the US is still free to use its UN veto to thwart justice in the Middle East, but it now finds itself obliged to veto its own policy along with it, at a cost that has already endangered its most essential goal in the region: an end to the Palestine liberation movement.

The West has simultaneously deserted its proclaimed values and endangered its interests.

Bird experts say that while the Bicknell's thrush is not endangered, its habitat is.

They have harmed its prosperity and endangered its south-eastern flank.

But if sport neglects to retain and cherish the best of the past, it risks endangering its soul.

People began to feel that liberalism was a Trojan horse for the West to creep into Egypt and dominate it and endanger its identity.

Japan had also threatened to shoot down the rocket with land-based batteries if it seemed to endanger its territory.

This complex structure of the immune system with its multitude of different cells with diverse functions allows the organism to defend itself properly against the hugely diverse pathogens it may encounter, without endangering its own cells.

The young generation eventually attempted to curb French borrowings, which it had come to see as endangering its nationalist aspirations.