Sentence examples for potentially endangers from inspiring English sources
Typically, Facebook tries to build products to have hundreds of millions of users before it potentially endangers growth by layering in revenue generators.
The flow pattern of aquatic systems cannot be controlled and this potentially endangers the reliability of passive sampling data collected in these systems.
These stories reinforce a pathology that confuses young women and potentially endangers them.
Since a growth potential of >0.5 log(10) cfu/g within food products is known to potentially endanger human health, the chosen inloculum size of approximately 5 log cfu/g (i.e., around 105 cells/g) in the current study may reflect the fatal degree of microbial contamination in real (Skalina and Nikolajeva 2010).
Elsewhere, Death Valley shelters potentially endangered organisms.
"These failures potentially endanger every person on Earth".
Airport reconstruction ended this spring, potentially endangering the cultivated air of isolated tranquillity.
Viruses from wild animals can also wipe out livestock, potentially endangering food supplies.
Should we expect the population potentially endangered by Indian Point to be able to flee quickly with no prior warning?
He said large fish in the Danube could ingest any heavy metals carried downstream, potentially endangering people who eat them.
All junior doctors interviewed for the survey reported getting lost on the way to urgent crash calls, potentially endangering lives as a result.
