Sentence examples for somehow endangered from inspiring English sources
The implication is that this history is somehow endangered — that we are losing touch with non-virtual objects, and, by extension, with an older, more tactile way of doing things.
"Now they believe that Ryanair offering lower fares to UK customers is somehow endangering democracy in the UK," O'Leary said.
The fear is that genes which have been engineered into crops to do such things as making them insect- or herbicide-resistant might escape into the wild and thus somehow endanger biodiversity.In this section Monkeys and coconuts Hybrid vigour?
Certain feminists have even claimed that allowing self-identification of gender will somehow endanger all women.
Adding to the alarm, in his "Dear John" letter, Epstein seriously suggests that a Santa Monica station would somehow endanger "the economic health of the region" and suggests that, standing in the way of this "economic health," I would have to be slapped with the label "provincial".
He described a terrifying dream he'd had, about deformed people having sex, and his children being somehow involved or endangered by it.
I understand the attraction to these things, but I've always found myself drawn to a slightly different and even more endangered category of urban wreck, the kind that somehow manages to stagger around bravely and haphazardly in the netherworld between failure and functionality.
Think of the "terminally ill" mother, who "somehow" lives to see her daughter's wedding, the firefighter who enters a burning building to save an endangered child, the soldiers who brave bullets to protect one another.
