Sentence examples for errors that may endanger from inspiring English sources
Conversely, in some cases, we have reports from families and friends that older drivers commit lane-related errors that may endanger them.
Misuse of information can lead to behavior that may endanger public health and safety".
The idea that the panel may wring from Mr. Bush some comment that may endanger national security is ridiculous.
The F.D.A. says such interventions are necessary when companies make health claims that may endanger the public health, even unintentionally.
Traditional composting systems for biowaste generally produce low quality composts that may endanger recycling.
Electricity systems are constantly exposed to geopolitical, techno-economic and natural uncertainties that may endanger security of supply.
According to Jewish law, it is a duty to take all due precautions and avoid anything that may endanger life.
The laws designed and enforced by society are there to protect people from events that may endanger them.
However, potential ferromagnetic properties of the foreign body that may endanger the patient, in particular translational attraction and/or torque causing movement and dislodgement need to be considered.
Remember to act natural and never do anything while riding that may endanger the riders or the train.
