Sentence examples for that I endangered from inspiring English sources
They can go to the police, tell them that I never disclosed, that I had unprotected sex with them, and that I endangered their life.
I would also have an acute sense of folly that I had endangered my life for nothing — amphetamines in the large doses I took would give me a sustained pulse rate close to two hundred and a blood pressure of I-know-not-what; several people I knew had died from overdoses of amphetamines.
I still cannot dress attractively without feeling that I am endangering myself.
"They said I was off work more than I was on work," she said, "and that I was endangering others and myself".
The implication that I would endanger her children by having Metro carefully tunnel under the Beverly Hills school property.
The Yanomami in Claudia's pictures live in Brazil, not Venezuela, but nevertheless give a precious insight into a culture that is increasingly endangered and (I guess justifiably) wary of outsiders.
We also publish a special flyer, the Historic Properties Exchange, that advertises endangered buildings that are for sale.
The country that blends endangered frogs.
Also: what exactly constitutes a language that is endangered?
Never buy plant or animal products that are endangered.
Our simplifying assumption here is that no significant mutation accumulation had occurred in the sexual ancestors, since regular recombination would have facilitated the selective removal of all slightly deleterious mutations of critical effects (i.e. effects that could endanger the long-term survival of the Amazon molly in the presence of Muller's ratchet).
