Sentence examples for endangering future from inspiring English sources

Relief group officials declined to name specific operators or brokers, to avoid endangering future business.

The current system is feeding the historical levels of inequality, impeding the fulfillment of human rights, tearing away at the global social fabric and endangering future economic growth.

So, the Hawks weren't willing to risk a hare-brained deal for Smith endangering future assets, as Jeff Schultz writes in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and as Kelly Dwyer writes on Yahoo.com, sanity prevailed.

Negeri Sembilan's unique identity is facing gradual disappearance endangering future generation's identity's ownership as well as cultural and built environment quality due to such misconception.

Without monitoring, there is fear of a major leak causing serious damage to the wellhead endangering future containment efforts.

Failure to find a compromise would also endanger future international cooperation on climate issues, Mr. Hufbauer said.

Ms. Forel declined to give the name of the broker, saying that to do so would damage relations with him and endanger future rescues.

The Republican stance also endangers future prosperity by denying needed infrastructure upgrades and making it likely that international competitors will outstrip America in jobs and technology.

American diplomats have warned that the government's failure to live up to the guarantee could endanger future foreign investment in India.

Organizations that receive their grants do not want to endanger future aid; staff members tend not to have the power to force the issue.

The U.N. secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, in his report on East Timor to the Security Council this month, said the rebels' commutations could endanger future investigations over war crimes and undermine "efforts to combat impunity".