Sentence examples for endangering someone from inspiring English sources

Chaperoning kids is a scary business, but so is endangering someone's career.

Endangering someone financially, not just physically, or tricking them to earn a profit are now also strictly prohibited.

If you tend to buy knockoff styles at big discount retailers, you're in the same position, making yourself look and feel good for a great, personal, price but at the potential cost of endangering someone's life or health halfway around the world.

A post need not be a flame or a troll to endanger someone's livelihood.

Shortly after his piece appeared on YouTube, another slickly produced video offered a different take on the city's busy streets: a bird's-eye view of a Manhattan corner where each player — pedestrian, driver and cyclist — broke the law and endangered someone else.

Unless they believe you are endangering yourself or someone else, they will never tell anyone (parents usually included) what you have said.

Must he be challenged to be fulfilled, emotionally endangered to match someone's idea of fitting in?

Flohr told Kellner that he was justified in going to the police, because Lebovits could be considered a rodef, or pursuer, someone who is endangering the lives of other Jews.

For someone convicted of endangering the welfare of a child, for instance, a judge might now learn that a three-year prison sentence would run more than $37,000 while probation would cost $6,770.

Page A12 FINDING WATER ON THE TRAIL Some hikers say that encountering a thirsty stranger can bring a conflict between showing kindness to someone in need and endangering themselves.

If you play football you are endangering your brain, if you let someone you love such as your children play football, you are endangering their future.