Sentence examples for it was endangering from inspiring English sources
Japan also expressed strong concern, saying Algeria had failed not only to advise of the operation ahead of time, but to heed its request to halt the operation because it was endangering the hostages.
He added that Colonel Holcomb, whom he has known for two decades, would never encourage the use of Factor VII if he thought it was endangering soldiers.
That report concluded that anti-Americanism was so severe it was "endangering our national security and compromising the effectiveness of our diplomacy".
And a growing chorus of human rights groups and diplomats harshly criticized the Israeli Army, saying it was endangering civilians and interfering with care of the wounded.
"Before this, the potassium, creatinine and other chemicals were abnormal but they were not in a range where I thought it was endangering him to play," Appel said.
Diplomats here, including those from the United States, argued that Mr. Karzai's original schedule to phase out private contractors did not leave enough time for an orderly transition and that it was endangering important aid projects.
I took Chilean sea bass off the menu for a while because it was being used too much and everyone was afraid it was endangered.
But however good the shelter's intentions, its critics say, it is endangering an already vulnerable population.
International relief agencies have complained strenuously that the junta is barring foreign aid and foreign relief workers from the worst-affected areas and that it is endangering survivors.
