Sentence examples for having endangered from inspiring English sources

"From the traditional Chinese medicine products that we used to see we're now seeing new age beauty products, the health and fitness slimming pills, that are having endangered species within their ingredients.

In response to Mr. Trump's statement, Britain's foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, accused the opposition Labour Party's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, and the London mayor, Sadiq Khan, of having endangered the trans-Atlantic relationship.

"This agency, which is not important, is trying to kick up a storm over nothing," said Saeed Laylaz, an economist who is close to the administration, but who spent time in prison during Mr. Ahmadinejad's last term, accused of having endangered the state.

It calls on nations to reduce by half the number of poor people who lack sanitation by 2015; to commit to the sound management of chemicals with the goal of minimizing their adverse effects on health and nature by 2020; and to reduce significantly by 2010 the number of animals and plants having endangered status.

He is accused of having endangered the crew of a Costa Rican ship that was fishing for sharks in 2002.

Such sharks now have endangered species status.

You have endangered my children".

He had endangered his own health.

But city officials said the lapses could have endangered passengers.

'You have endangered the reputation of this magazine.

Holder said the leaks had endangered US national security.