Sentence examples for should endanger from inspiring English sources

The confronting anatomy should endanger direct closure of the ventriculotomy, suggesting the use of a patch for it.

Helping Russia recover from 70 years of communism emphatically does not mean that we should endanger the security of our NATO allies or ourselves.

As I see it, however, there is no reason why a statement by this House should endanger Mrs Haidar's life.

But this does not mean you should endanger yourself by slowing them down and risking a collision.

Israeli soldiers, they said, should not risk their lives to defend them, and the settlers themselves should not endanger their children by living there.

Information, even if it is correct, should not endanger lives".

These are things he should not endanger if he is culture minister".

But at the very least, information provided by healthcare professionals should not endanger the consumer.

Why should we endanger the 78percentt of New York's population who do not smoke just because of the shortsighted objections of one powerful industry aligned with Big Tobacco?

Following are some Bush agenda items that now have altered prospects: Taxes and Spending The change in control should not endanger Mr. Bush's first big legislative priority, his tax cut.

But if the countries closest to Russia, with direct experience of Soviet occupation, cannot agree on sanctions, why should others endanger their still-fragile economies?On the tenth anniversary of the expansion of the EU to take in eight eastern countries in 2004, events in Ukraine vindicate the hope that it would bring security and underpin democracy.