Sentence examples for had been endangering from inspiring English sources
Sutton and East Surrey Water said the incidents of trespass at the site in the past had meant offenders had been endangering their lives.
Indeed, there was little immediate evidence that the brake pads were faulty or that drivers or passengers had been endangered.
The rioters' believed that their livelihoods had been endangered by a dumbing-down of their skilled work by automated looms.
Four years ago, a $13.5 million stabilization of the museum, which had been endangered by groundwater from the East River, was completed.
Ravidas dwellers also described how their own lives had been endangered when a man armed with two bombs came to blow up Ram Singh's house on Dec. 31.
"Since the French priority is to reinforce links with the U.S. that had been endangered in the past few months, what Blair is doing is not necessarily bad for us," said Dominique Moïsi, deputy director of the French Institute for International Relations.
A Lithuanian spokeswoman said civil aviation had been endangered during Tuesday's incident because the Su-27 and Su-34 planes had switched off their transponders to avoid radar.
Delusions developed, which were a desperate attempt at self-healing and symbolically expressed how he had been endangered.
Thirty nine of 174 respondents (22.4%) said that they felt that their life had been endangered as a result of physical violence the past year.
Twenty two of 170 respondents (13%) said that they felt that their health had been endangered as a result of verbal violence the past year, 18 (10.6%) to a minor degree and 2 (1.2%) to a major degree.
