Sentence examples for has the potential to endanger from inspiring English sources

She agrees with Mr. Nader that the organization has the potential to endanger consumer safeguards.

"The standoff around the DMZ has the potential to endanger global peace.

Such outcome has the potential to endanger the non-renewable resource to the point of its complete deterioration.

From a political aspect, the series has the potential to endanger attempts to pass non-discrimination ordinances and laws where public accommodation language is necessary to protect trans women and trans men in using the restroom facilities appropriate to one's gender identity, and in general public accommodations such as restaurants and hotels.

Taken together, those trends have the potential to endanger the generational contract, because they can lead to overwhelming solidarity transfers from young to old (as shown by our model) and thus deteriorate the acceptance of the community-rating principle among the young.

The move had the potential to endanger special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference, which Rosenstein oversees.

"Winter conditions have the potential to endanger human life, especially when they are exposed to those conditions without proper shelter, dwellings or sanitation for prolonged periods of time," Dalrymple's order said.

Hence, to avoid the potential to endanger the safe operation of equipment, a lot of efforts have been made to detect and control moisture content in SF6 gas [5 7].

Cryopreservation of ovarian tissue has the potential to preserve female germ cells of endangered mammals.

Whatever it is, it has the potential to undo years of conservation efforts, further endangering the species.

The method described here has the potential to aid species with recalcitrant seeds, and vegetative materials from critically endangered species.