The E.V.D. was taken out; her ventricles were enlarged and full of fluid, to the point of endangering her life, and her blood pressure was dropping.
House Republicans approved an egregious measure last week that would shrink access to abortion to the point of endangering women's lives.
Farhatullah Babar, a spokesman for the Pakistan Peoples Partyy, said in a statement on Thursday, "The reports of sharp differences between the P.P.P. and P.M.L.-N on this issue to the point of endangering their alliance are exaggerated and untrue".
Many wait until their condition has deteriorated to the point of endangering their health or lives before risking the journey to reach treatment.
These same advances have also polluted our environment to the point of endangering our planet.
Without a debt restructuring or default, the cuts would have to grow to the point of endangering family well-being and future economic growth.
Pescado blanco, Chirostoma estor estor, is a species unique to certain Mexican altiplano lakes and is under severe environmental and fishing pressure, to the point of becoming endangered.
The undeniable fact, however, is that the information supplied by practitioners of alternative medicine is often incomplete, wrong or dangerously misleading to the point of seriously endangering public health and thus violating medical ethics.
In parched Central Texas, reduced water levels in the Edwards Aquifer have cut flows to Comal Springs, the state's largest spring, to the point that endangered species of fish are threatened.
The park reports the greatest numbers of endangered, threatened and rare species in Pennsylvania, with Gull Point natural area usually the best place to birdwatch.
