Sentence examples for gravely endanger from inspiring English sources

A variety of activist groups sued the Trump administration last week, saying that the president's new executive order would gravely endanger coastal communities and worsen climate change.

The intense concern about Iran's nuclear energy program reflects the judgment that, should it turn to the production of weapons, an Iran with nuclear arms would gravely endanger the United States and the world.

Officials in Borneo have cancelled plans to build a bridge across the Kinabatangan river, after warnings from Sir David Attenborough and other conservationists that it would gravely endanger pygmy elephants, orangutans and many other jungle species.

- THE intense concern about Iran's nuclear energy program reflects the judgment that, should it turn to the production of weapons, an Iran with nuclear arms would gravely endanger the United States and the world.

"Regardless of whether people agree with or abhor Nambla's views," the A.C.L.U. said in a statement yesterday, "holding the organization responsible for crimes committed by others who read their material would gravely endanger our important First Amendment freedoms".

The lawsuit said a spill into those waters could gravely endanger millions of people.

Assembly resolution against England & France & attitude of the U. S. were "gravely endangering the Atlantic alliance".

The agency could relax airport security for everyone without gravely endangering the traveling public.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation recently designated the survivors, so graceful under sail, as a gravely endangered treasure.

Several smaller species have become extinct or are gravely endangered, probably because of predation by introduced foxes.

Social conservatives quickly took up the warning that traditional marriage as Americans knew it was gravely endangered.