Sentence examples for endangered the future from inspiring English sources

He added that Pfizer's plans to move to the UK for tax purposes and its record for slashing research spending endangered the future of a combined company.

He may also have endangered the future patients of unqualified doctors, people who cross bridges built by inexpert engineers, and defendants represented by inept lawyers.

Most of all, Mr. Nadler was concerned that the loss of the inspectors endangered the future of the only major port east of the Hudson River, which he hopes will expand.

In Laudato si' Francis explicitly cites Pacem in Terris and explains that just as nuclear war then endangered the future of humanity, environmental degradation now threatens the future of the planet and its inhabitants.

In the words of the Times's cricket correspondent, "the stakes were impossibly high, for another humiliation would have endangered the futures of captain, coach and selectors and even imperilled the financial stability of the game".

Critics have accused the government of endangering the future of renewable power.

So in that context, as far as I'm concerned, closing libraries is endangering the future.

"We see this issue as a matter that will endanger the future of Iraq as a whole," the official said.

He refuses to consider making further inroads on the endowment, portions of which are restricted from large draws, saying that they would endanger the future of the orchestra.

-Does the current economic climate support the strengthening of labor unions, or does it endanger the future of the labor movement?

But never have human beings been in as much danger of destroying ourselves collectively, of endangering the future of our species.