Sentence examples for seriously endangers from inspiring English sources

He said the diversion of £55.9m of Sport England's income was "a cut too far and seriously endangers the creation of a sporting legacy from the 2012 games.

The American decision to sell more weapons to Taiwan "constitutes a gross intervention into China's internal affairs, seriously endangers China's national security and harms China's peaceful reunification efforts," Mr. He said in the ministry's statement.

Bob Allcock, the solicitor general of Hong Kong, said the consultation paper called for narrowing the definition somewhat, to "incitement to violence or public disorder which seriously endangers the stability" of China or Hong Kong.

It also seriously endangers people's lives and property safety.

By contrast, a model which is based on large-scale land acquisition seriously endangers the local communities.

Phenol is very toxic pollutant and considered as carcinogenic material that seriously endangers public health (Yang and Long 1999; Bekkouche et al. 2004).

Such a scenario would seriously endanger the final stages of the talks.

He leaps out of bed, seriously endangering the lives of a whole family of cockroaches.

Since 1680 approximately 80 species of birds have become extinct, and a larger number are seriously endangered.

The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul have two newspapers — The Star Tribune and The Pioneer Press — but both are seriously endangered.

It is also seriously endangered by regular flooding and needs urgent action if it is to be saved.