Sentence examples for might endanger it from inspiring English sources

According to the authors, it provides the first data to show that people who are more easily embarrassed are more "prosocial" – defined as caring about others' welfare and avoiding behaviors that might endanger it in some way.

Is the organization performing any activities that might endanger its tax-exempt status?

The e-mail message showed that ATK was warned years earlier that a military flare it produced might endanger American soldiers using it.

He invited her to fly with him for a 2,250-mile 2,250-milehen decided against it because it might endanger the record as a solegflight.

A true friend, I held, is one who will tell you the truth whether or not you want to hear it, whether it might endanger the status quo of the friendship or not.

But Greece will accept the supervision of the troika (without calling it such), submitting detailed reform proposals for review by the end of Monday; it will refrain from "rowing back" on reforms where they might endanger "fiscal sustainability"; and it will seek an extension of financial support, "on the basis of the conditions of the current arrangement".

"10 Downing Street some weeks ago replied to a letter from British citizen and admitted the document does exist and part of it referenced al-Jazeera but that this part cannot be revealed because it might endanger the relationship between the government and Qatar.

British Airways told him not to fly with them because it might endanger their staff.

Furosemide has proved itself safe, they say, and not using it might endanger a horse's health.

Mr. Brief stated that prosecutors objected to his withdrawing because it might endanger Mr. Casso's assistance to them.

The newspaper withheld the name of the colonel because the White House said printing it might endanger his life, recalled a former Times reporter, Joel Brinkley.