Sentence examples for of having endangered from inspiring English sources

"This agency, which is not important, is trying to kick up a storm over nothing," said Saeed Laylaz, an economist who is close to the administration, but who spent time in prison during Mr. Ahmadinejad's last term, accused of having endangered the state.

He is accused of having endangered the crew of a Costa Rican ship that was fishing for sharks in 2002.

The upright officer's conscientiousness and rigid interpretation of the code of honour has endangered his relationship with Minna.

"The absence of snowpack has endangered the national forest".

Allen began working on a New Age book, "The Face of the Deep: Healing Body and Soul," which declares, "Through our over-concentration on the logical, the conscious and the light of reason, we have endangered the fabric of life".

In recent years, mutant or new forms of some existing pathogens have been identified as the causative agents of a number of outbreaks that have endangered public health in China [ 1].

And they pay for it simply: by the lives they lead".

While CDS, Walker attracted controversy during the modernisation of the armed forces, over allegations of prisoner abuse during the Iraq War, and over comments that the media coverage of Iraq may have endangered British troops.

Morton I. Abramowitz, a former American ambassador to Turkey, said that in a matter of only months, "Turkey has endangered the whole westward edifice of its policies".

The National Black Theater, a cultural fixture in Harlem that was in danger of losing its home, has resolved a series of financial disputes that had endangered its future.

"Since their return," he added, "they haven't said a peep about the fate of the people they have endangered, though unintentionally".