Sentence examples for further endangered by from inspiring English sources

"Today Gov. Brown demonstrated her extreme bias in favor of the abortion rights lobby, disregarding thousands of future Oregonians whose lives have been further endangered by making their elimination 100percentt expense-free," Gayle Atteberry, executive director of Oregon Right to Life, said in a statement.

Engagement is further endangered by the fact that the work world has changed far faster than approaches to engagement have evolved.

Most island communities are situated on or near coastlines and are further endangered by their acute exposure to natural disasters, such as cyclones and tsunamis.

After recovering to number more than 2,000, they were further endangered by Hurricane Donna in 1960, which decreased their numbers by 35 to 40 percent.

The NRC report called the Everglades one of the "world's treasured ecosystems" that is being further endangered by lack of progress: "Ongoing delay in Everglades restoration has not only postponed improvements it has allowed ecological decline to continue".

The newspaper, which is owned by the press magnate Rupert Murdoch, has been condemned by police officials and human rights groups arguing that its campaign has actually further endangered children by driving sex offenders underground.

Meanwhile, he had further endangered his position during trials held for the murder of the poet Sir Thomas Overbury by throwing out dark hints of scandal in high places.

Our scientific capability, and liberal and cosmopolitan culture, will be further endangered.

Such a lack of oversight further endangered our troops.

Sea turtles are further endangered because of the toxins accumulating in the tunicates.

Some diabetic teen-age girls also further endanger themselves by limiting their insulin in a misguided effort to lose weight.