Sentence examples similar to endangering the potential from inspiring English sources

To preserve or at least not to endanger the potential for divergence in gangfisch, the fisheries management and stocking practices in the lake should be adapted.

Several U.S. legislators are entering statements into the Congressional Record that the Modi visa denial should be revisited in light of the Supreme Court report, because the visa denial repudiates the freely democratic election of 60 million Gujaratis in India, and because the visa denial could endanger the burgeoning potential for American economic investment in that state.

Like the arguments about a similar project at the Port of New York, those over the deepening of the Delaware have hardened -- in this case over the prodigious costs and the potential for endangering the wintering grounds of the blue crab as well as newly re-established oyster beds.

The work of the Reformation was endangered by the potential outbreak of religious and social disorder.

"This would amount to a risky all-or-nothing strategy that endangers the potential for enacting strong measures this year that will surely save lives".

"Those responsible are turning schools into potential military targets, and endangering the lives of innocent children," the statement said.

"Those responsible are turning schools into potential military targets, and endangering the lives of innocent children," Mr Ban's spokesperson said in a statement on Wednesday.

Whatever it is, it has the potential to undo years of conservation efforts, further endangering the species.

Many deals flopped, sometimes endangering the firm.

Inverliffey burned fiercely, endangering the lifeboats.

Such outcome has the potential to endanger the non-renewable resource to the point of its complete deterioration.