Sentence examples for failed to endanger from inspiring English sources

The opposition's claim that Wills threw in the match failed to endanger his status as a folk hero and "a source of eternal hope" for Victoria.

"What journalists really want to hear," says Long, as we head back (having failed to save any endangered species en route) "is that I'm just a lucky mum who scribbled.

Up to 1 million failed to explode and now endanger civilians, according to U.N. demining experts.

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar - the man tasked with preventing extinction of species in the U.S. - has so far utterly failed to enforce the Endangered Species Act.

Separately, in 1999, the utility agreed to pay about $29 million to settle charges that consumers were endangered because it failed to trim trees near high-voltage power lines.

Judge Molloy wrote that "by failing to impose any binding restrictions on the use of fire retardant where it may affect listed species or critical habitat," the federal agencies in charge of protecting endangered species "have failed to alleviate the risk of jeopardy to listed species".

A close analysis of the structure of that sentence, especially its concluding "at a time" clause, indicates clearly that the president was speaking of the strategic partnership as something now in existence -- a current relationship that would be endangered if Congress failed to act as he wished.

His hobbled forces resumed their march north, having not only failed to capture Union supplies but also endangered their own supply train, losing 160 mules and uncounted horses in the fighting.

Incessant restlessness associated with clumsiness made her bump into objects or people and endanger herself because she failed to anticipate the consequences of her movements.

"My Chinese partners have endangered my animals and failed to meet contractual agreements," said Tim Desmond, JV China's president, producing stacks of angry memos he has sent.

She said that prosecutors had failed to prove that the officers would be endangered if their names were revealed.