The sale, it is argued, would give China a heightened command and control capacity in any future war against Taiwan, perhaps endangering American soldiers sent to defend Taiwan.
Rodgers famously fired back an angry letter saying such a move could be disastrous in his competitive industry, perhaps endangering his loyal shareholders, and he added that the nun should "get off her moral high horse".
FOIA request, doesn't see why anyone would want to release more photographs from Abu Ghraib — they will only make foreigners mad at us, he says, perhaps endangering lives.
But crabbers and fishermen say the dredging could disrupt their resource enough to drive them out of business -- and perhaps endanger their lives by aggravating ocean swells with the dumping.
This is an intimate side of the United States Open, and perhaps an endangered one.
For many people, ecotourism evokes a picnic in Muir Woods in California, perhaps, or counting endangered sea turtles on a Costa Rican beach or spending the night in a tree house with gibbons in Laos.
Djavad Salehi-Isfahani, an economist at Virginia Tech, estimated that the European oil embargo and other sanctions endangered perhaps 50 percent of Iran's oil exports, which could cut more than $30 billion in annual earnings.
It is also perhaps the most endangered: it is thought to be extinct in most of its former range, with the only viable population in the Russian Far East.
Bernie Krause's new book, "The Great Animal Orchestra," is not about this beastly symphony; it is about the symphony of beasts that surrounds us, a vast orchestra in the process of being silenced, perhaps even more endangered than our human animal orchestras.
The birth shows that cloning may help preserve rare breeds of animals and perhaps even save endangered species, David Wells of the Ruajura Research Center in Hamilton, New Zealand, told the Post.
Head east of Oxted, west of Maidstone and there's a very endangered species: perhaps the only accessible patch of the home counties still remotely affordable.
