Sentence examples for just endangered from inspiring English sources

This man just endangered lives.

The vitelloni aren't extinct, though; just endangered.

Favo was concerned that DeVecchio had just endangered Imbriale's life.

None of these sharks are considered dangerous, just endangered.

Mr F's poaching hasn't just endangered himself, but every quadruped in the area.

The workers in Savar weren't just endangered.

You might invent something like this: a family of billionaires who support right-wing causes and pose as super-patriots, while actually using their political influence to cover for wrongdoing on multiple fronts — not just endangering workers and the environment, but even making deals with foreign regimes that are actively anti-United States and sponsor terrorists.

You're not just endangering yourself, but your kid too!

That controversy, which occurred right around the time of the first proposals for cuts, shows that the language of Higher-Education-as-business does not just endanger TAs, Assistant Instructors, and adjuncts, some of the easiest academic employees to cut.

The Marcellino bill is an environmental measure that has a lot of good in it -- not just for endangered plants and animals, but also for homeowners, taxpayers and anyone else who likes pure, unfiltered drinking water and protection from floods.

Rather, the problem is enforcement on the ground and growing demand from populations that are often simply not fully aware of just how endangered the creatures they are consuming are.