Sentence examples for it's endangering from inspiring English sources

It's endangering a fragile economy, and the jobs that go with it.

They're so crowded that it's endangering the lives of inmates and corrections officers, BOP Director Charles Samuels Jr. recently testified.

You gave Trump the microphone, and you've unleashed similar xenophobia in the U.K. to the point where it's endangering global markets.

"You'd like them to fall somewhere on the scale where you know they might react a certain way" — read: dramatic — "but not going so far that it's endangering the production or the cast," Carroll says, before cautioning that producers aren't looking for everyone to be a loose cannon, just "certain people you'll be casting as the villain".

"This was always a risk to begin with, not because we all of a sudden jumped in there and turned it off that all of a sudden this pipeline is endangering us — it's endangering you right now," Gray said, responding to the safety concerns.

If you've tried your best to put the stops on the interest someone has in you - and worse yet, if you have started to return those feelings, you have to leave the situation If it's work related, either request a transfer or request that the other person be transferred, because it's endangering your marriage.

The species is considered threatened in the United States — globally, it's endangered — but at the Archie Carr refuge its numbers have held relatively steady; one of the best years was 2012, when nearly eighteen thousand nested there.

"If it's endangered, it's not endangered from me," Dr. Karen said.

It creates the illusion of prosperity, and it's endangered us all.

"There's a fish in a pond next to it and the E.P.A. says it's endangered and you can't plant row crops beside it.

It's not in any of those 22 eastern states that's why it's endangered there".