For example, when asked if he worried about being accused of endangering the war effort, Mr. Hersh said: "I take care of myself.
Relief agencies, long endangered by war, have yet to fully mobilize.
The trust, following the advisory commission's decision, added Franklin to its list of the 10 most endangered Civil War sites, which also included Chancellorsville, Va.; New Bern, N.C.; and Mansfield, La., where housing subdivisions, strip malls and fast-food spots now stand on former battlegrounds.
They reflect Qatar's calculation that it took tensions with other Arab countries too far during the Gaza war, endangering its strategy of maximizing its influence by preserving good relations with all countries.
The recently revealed "catch-and-release" business is just another example of the culture of corruption that has enveloped the war effort, endangering U.S. and NATO troops -- and verily the entire outcome of the war.
In his re-election campaign in 2006, Lieberman, having learned nothing whatsoever, suggested that anyone who disagreed with him about the war was endangering the country.
A longtime CIA officer who spent 21 years in the Middle East is predicting that Israel will bomb Iran this fall, dragging the United States into another major war and endangering U.S. military and civilian personnel (and other interests) throughout the Middle East and beyond.
Furthermore, during this time we have indication that this economic stability must have not been endangered by warfare; the only major war at that time period was the "War of Spanish Succession" 1701 1714 which, however, did not affect the Attel region, nor by major environmental catastrophes, such as severe flooding by the river Inn.
Examples of more specific categories might include: endangered species, World War II, punk music, or U.S. presidents.
Although ceasefires have been agreed, both sides have been accused of committing war crimes and endangering the lives of civilians.
