Sentence examples for potential to endanger from inspiring English sources
She agrees with Mr. Nader that the organization has the potential to endanger consumer safeguards.
"The standoff around the DMZ has the potential to endanger global peace.
The security problems raised by using standard technologies for both wired and wireless communication in industrial automation have a high potential to endanger safety.
Such outcome has the potential to endanger the non-renewable resource to the point of its complete deterioration.
Hence, to avoid the potential to endanger the safe operation of equipment, a lot of efforts have been made to detect and control moisture content in SF6 gas [5 7].
The paper claimed that in another confidential report in 2010 from Rotherham Safeguarding Children Board "there are sensitivities of ethnicity with potential to endanger the harmony of community relationships".
The reason may be that the government has put much greater emphasis on drug abuse and trafficking, due to its greater potential to threaten and endanger social safety and stability compared to other mental health problems such as sleep disorders and suicide.
Thermal cameras allow detection of animals in the dark, which can then be classified automatically with imaging technologies used in astronomy, meaning researchers have the potential to monitor endangered animals more effectively than ever before.
While mental effects are concerning, Higgins and others are more worried about the potential for dad bod to endanger a man's physical health, particularly since three-fourths of American men are classified as overweight or obese.
To preserve or at least not to endanger the potential for divergence in gangfisch, the fisheries management and stocking practices in the lake should be adapted.
"The major concern for us is that if this is state-sponsored as we suspect, or even if it is some kind of private initiative, it has major potential to undermine and endanger the legitimate work of civil society groups, including in defending international human rights standards," added James Lynch, deputy director of the Global Issues Program at Amnesty.
