Sentence examples for endangering something from inspiring English sources

Even bringing it up now is uncomfortable, like I'm endangering something personal and fragile.

If we infect what happens between the writer and the reader with the vocabulary of transaction then we endanger something absolutely essential.

He said it should help with future petitions to have the animal declared endangered – something he says is necessary to ensure future generations are treated to seeing the critters during mountain hikes.

This model, entrenched but increasingly endangered, looks something like this: Every year, armies of new associates are hired.

If businesses want to survive, they have to stop the trend of hiring only endangered 20-somethings and start seeking out older workers to fill empty positions.

But when, on summer vacation, a boat the children are playing in breaks away from its mooring and drifts out to sea, endangering them, a mysterious something tows them to safety.

Enhancing Life means for me to think about vulnerability in a way that distinguishes between vulnerability as a value of life and vulnerability as something threatening, endangering, and worth fighting against.

"It's not just sitting and watching the Discovery Channel on TV and seeing something endangered in Madagascar.

MS. NORTON -- I will certainly uphold the Endangered Species Act, and the concept of preserving endangered species is something that I view as very important.

In a world where the On button is endangered, there's something wonderfully clear about Rams and Lubs's calculator's green On and red Off buttons, rounded to meet the fingertip.

And extinction of any endangered species is something the world just cannot afford.