Sentence examples for may be endangered from inspiring English sources

The deer may be endangered, but the pie abounds.

They may be endangered one day and hunted the next.

Literacy may be endangered today, but not electronic literacy.

He argued that "liberty may be endangered by the abuses of liberty as well as by the abuses of power".

Federal health officials have concluded that most nursing homes are understaffed to the point that patients may be endangered.

Moving forward, there are signs that even in their current, more limited form, Chapter 313 deals may be endangered.

The Colts know all about those risks; they may be endangering their playoff chances.

The substandard management of the program may be endangering security, some contend.

Global warming may be endangering the continent's western ice sheet, but Antarctica is still far from having melted.

Now coaches and researchers fear that some young athletes may be endangering their health in an effort to reach massive proportions and attract the attention of college recruiters.

Foreign Web sites that distribute American-made entertainment and counterfeit products, like fake pharmaceuticals, are "stealing our profits, they're stealing our jobs and they may be endangering the health of Americans," said Mr. Smith, a Republican from San Antonio.