Sentence examples for had not endangered from inspiring English sources

She insisted the activists had not endangered flights.

She added that the Long Branch Health Department had determined that the waste had not endangered swimmers.

He insisted that he was not a traitor, had not endangered the lives of intelligence agents and was motivated by a desire to expose abuses of power by the intelligence services.

"We thought it was off the table and then the report came through and we thought: 'We're going to have to fight this all over again.'" She insisted the activists had not endangered flights.

The soldiers reported firing at Palestinians who hadn't endangered them, stopping ambulances at checkpoints, and stripping areas clean of groves and trees necessary to people's livelihoods.

The air leak began just before Christmas, and NASA says it is so small that it has not endangered the crew or space station operations.

While NASA's administration has stated that the Ukraine crisis and the corresponding deterioration of U.S.-Russian relations has not endangered the U.S. mission at the International Space Station or changed future plans for collaboration in space, it is clear that the reliance on Russia as a manned space flight partner has serious risks attached to it.

However, this has not endangered our findings, as ossification was sufficient to assess the anatomies of interest.

This distinction, he said, meant that press freedoms had not been endangered by the raids on Thursday.

The move contradicted advice from public health officials and seemed to set quite a different tone from earlier protestations that New Yorkers had not been endangered by Craig Spencer, the doctor being treated for the virus, because he had no symptoms when he took subways, went bowling and dined in a city restaurant.

Hadn't they endangered their rescuers?