Sentence examples for risk of endangering from inspiring English sources

The risk of endangering my sources and my family kept me really sober.

I don't know who would take the risk of endangering drinking water reservoirs".

Australian federal police have opposed bail, saying the teenager posed a real risk of endangering other aircraft and human life.

He was reported as asserting that whoever expects greater growth in Europe runs the risk of endangering their future.

"By having continually flat budgets all the time, we are running a risk of endangering the academic programs as well as the reputation of the university system".

Microsoft, Mr. Smith said, "readily recognizes that nondisclosure orders are appropriate and necessary" when there is a risk of endangering a person's life or that crucial evidence may be destroyed, for example.

The consequences of inbreeding on fitness are increasingly being recognized as a main factor potentially determining the extinction risk of endangered populations and, therefore, as a target to be controlled in conservation programs (Franklin 1980; Jamieson and Allendorf 2012; Frankham et al. 2014).

"We need to make people, even the football community, aware that if you want to protect the safety of the player, even challenges on the ball but risking in terms of endangering safety of an opponent can be punished, should be punished.

But according to one player who attended the meeting, stiffer guidelines designed to protect players run the risk of actually endangering them.

That means there is serious risk of tetanus endangering the health of women and babies".

Many listed pools have been placed on English Heritage's at-risk register of endangered buildings.