Sentence examples for endangering it from inspiring English sources

The new rule would prevent retirees from removing large sums of money from a weakened pension fund, endangering it further.

"Whoever delays this reform is endangering it in an irresponsible way," said Mr. Schaar, appealing "also to our government" for deeds, not words.

Even the I.A.E.A.'s director general, Mohamed ElBaradei, says that the entire nonproliferation system is in danger of collapse, though he would include American bellicosity among the forces that are endangering it.

When applied to problems concerning the Trinity or the Eucharist, or in general to problems concerning individuality and universality of concepts and things, dialectic was perceived as a powerful instrument for clarifying faith or on the opposite side for endangering it.

Adaptation means survival, and those forces in Islam that don't want to adapt, far from preserving their faith for eternity, are endangering it.

"But one must understand that it is now at its most vulnerable, the most endangered it has ever been".

If any of it is endangered, it isn't legal.

"If it's endangered, it's not endangered from me," Dr. Karen said.

MOOCs are not a substitute for traditional higher education, and they do not endanger it.

It is the very authenticity of the blues that endangers it.

Yet, so far, the revolution has not advanced the cause of women and may even endanger it.