Sentence examples for may also endanger from inspiring English sources

Carrying on an unlimited protest may also endanger Hong Kong.

The incident with Fields may also endanger Trump's standing with conservative media.

The dispute may also endanger a potentially lucrative power deal with Italy and Montenegro.

Merger activity is encouraged insofar as it promotes economic growth and market integration, but consolidation may also endanger competition and hurt consumer welfare.

Public anger which vents itself on individuals and moves swiftly on does nothing to make the system work better; and, if the pendulum swings too far, it may also endanger the country in the long run.

The situation may also endanger protected ecosystems as more urban land use activities come closer to them, and this situation may create series of sustainability problems.

As the third natural state shows, however, humans may also threaten, endanger, or interfere with one another unless their freedom is effectively restrained by law.

However, the lysis should be not perfomed for too long, since it may otherwise also endanger cell viablility.

[This survey] creates false impressions about states and the United States that may discourage foreign investment" and "may also unnecessarily endanger the public safety by decreasing tort law's deterrent effect".

The collusion between supplier and buyer not only impedes free trade and ultimately inflates hospital supply costs, it may also be endangering the safety of patients.

Even more threatened is the cheetah sub-species in Iran, where just 40-100 survive and may also be endangered by the pet trade.