Sentence examples for endangering the ability of from inspiring English sources
Seeds, genes and technology once shared are now often patented by companies and universities, endangering the ability of the centers to distribute seeds free to poor farmers.
"This so-called personhood bill would have endangered the ability of Virginians to get the medical help they need to build their families," Mr. Tipton said.
Presumably the Paul sign-holder thinks rule 16 endangers the ability of upstarts to steal the show.
WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on Thursday denounced the disclosure this week of 75,000 classified documents about the Afghanistan war by the Web site WikiLeaks, asserting that the security breach had endangered lives and damaged the ability of others to trust the United States government to protect their secrets.
You don't make the world a better place by endangering the lives of women or diminishing their ability to prevent unwanted or unintended pregnancies.
This study was designed to investigate the ability of NIRS to detect and identify microvascular thrombosis endangering flap survival.
The mistake could severely hamper the ability of dozens of charities to plan for the year ahead and might endanger the financial stability of smaller groups.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said the "partisan report will endanger lives, drive away our allies – who have never been needed more than now – and undermine the ability of our intelligence officers and soldiers to protect our national security".
But today's partisan report will endanger lives, drive away our allies – who have never been more needed than now – and undermine the ability of our intelligence officers and soldiers to protect our national security.
Within the United States the ability of the National Security Agency to conduct "warrantless wiretapping," or electronic monitoring of domestic communication, led legislators and civil liberty groups to declare that such powers endanger due process and the personal freedoms guaranteed by law.
