Sentence examples for in addition to endangering from inspiring English sources

In addition to endangering national security interests, such disclosures also subject their sources to prosecution.

Officials warn that in addition to endangering drivers, deer are host to the ticks that carry Lyme disease.

In addition to endangering victims, the criminal justice system endangers perpetrators.

And in addition to endangering the welfare of your son by getting drunk while watching him (omfg), he's also a terrible role model for the boy.

Keep in mind that in addition to endangering your own life and the lives of others, driving under the influence of a prescription painkiller is as much a violation of the law as driving drunk.[9].

They found goat, sheep, deer, buffalo, cow and toad DNA, in addition to endangered Saiga antelope and vulnerable Asiatic black bear.

And if, in addition to being endangered by global warming and vanishing sea ice, polar bears are also subjected to increasing human disturbance, killed by hunters and poachers, and exposed to dangerous contamination in their shrinking habitat, they will decline into oblivion even faster.

In addition to being listed as Endangered in 2014 by the IUCN, the ring-tailed lemur has been listed since 1977 by CITES under Appendix I, which makes trade of wild-caught specimens illegal.

Ms. Ralph hopes that in addition to spurring interest in an endangered folk art, the event will help people connect with an era when there was more time to linger over the cookpot.

In addition to hampering communication, bigness can endanger an institution's vitality by damaging community morale, support for young faculty, and maintenance of uniformly high research standards.

In addition to being the rare endangered-species success story, the blue iguana is also becoming something of a mascot for reptile conservation.