Sentence examples for endangerment from from inspiring English sources

Some causes of its extinction were hunting by sailors, destruction of the forest habitat by human settlers, and endangerment from newly introduced animals such as cats, rats and pigs.

Jeffrey R. Holmstead, the former head of the agency's office of air and radiation, said that a finding of endangerment from emissions of heat-trapping gases did not initiate immediate regulation but started a clock ticking on a process that typically took 18 months to two years.

A woman can be charged with chemical endangerment from the earliest weeks of pregnancy, even if her baby is born perfectly healthy, even if her goal was to protect her baby from greater harm.

It is appalling that the Corp and other responsible authorities have not candidly admitted that past practices have led to the current state of public endangerment from the march of invasive species they have failed to contain and from electrocution.

As noted, environmental hazards are more widespread in urban areas, with children more prone to experience trauma, injuries, and endangerment from natural disasters.

One environmental group, Friends of the Earth, has petitioned the U.S. EPA to find endangerment from and regulate lead in avgas.

Perhaps, scientific data to advance human understanding about why global-scale human activities and systems are sustainable or unsustainable could be vital to protecting humanity from endangerment, biodiversity from extinction, and Earth from irreversible degradation, even in these early years of the 21st century.

Judge Block wrote that his ruling appeared to be the first "substantively addressing the place of aesthetics" under the federal law, which makes it easier for citizens to bring suit to halt "substantial health or environmental endangerments" from waste products.

But in January the Alabama Supreme Court upheld use of the endangerment law from the moment of conception.

The conviction for child endangerment stems from the drugs that she admitted taking in her pregnancy and not her decision about the Caesarean.

Justice Cooperman also refused to separate Detective Cooper's trial on reckless endangerment charges from the cases of the two others, which involve far more serious charges.