Sentence examples for gravely endangers from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 21, 2008, the State Department deducted $2.4 million in payments from ArmorGroup, warning that its failure to provide a sufficient number of guards "gravely endangers the performance of guard services".

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.

The Bronx Zoo has taken a slow and steady step toward victory in a race to save a gravely endangered turtle from extinction.

To make that case, Stephen Johnson, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, was forced to argue that climate change gravely endangered not only California but the entire country.

The world would be gravely endangered and the trillions of dollars that would eventually be spent on military responses would prove useless to stem to unrest.

But when Sister Margaret McBride, in 2009, was part of a Phoenix hospital's decision to abort an 11-week-old fetus inside a 27-year-old woman whose life was gravely endangered by the pregnancy, she indeed suffered excommunication (later reversed).

(He also reported catching an 11-foot-long shark whose stomach contained "the head and bones of a hippopotamus" — probably a dugong, a lumbering manatee-like mammal that is gravely endangered worldwide but still thrives there).