Sentence examples for that it endangers from inspiring English sources

It's not just General Petraeus who believes that the occupation is a threat to U.S. national security, that it endangers our personnel throughout the Muslim world and our energy supplies, that is a common view among the brass and the civilians too.

It is only within the moment of time represented by the twentieth century that one species — man — has acquired significant power to alter the nature of his world, and it is only within the past twenty-five years that this power has achieved such magnitude that it endangers the whole earth and its life.

The cable's opponents have argued that it endangers clams and oysters and that it is a navigational hazard to ships.

A bit more competition would be welcome, but not so much that it endangers one of the most vital arteries of North American trade.

Verizon Communications has asked a Delaware bankruptcy court, which will review the sale at a hearing on Tuesday, to block the deal, contending that it endangers national security.

It is false to say that it endangers Israel, given that, in the estimation of experts who have examined it, the agreement is the best chance out there to keep Iran from having a bomb.

He then returned to the claims that Netanyahu made in his speech before Congress in March — that the deal was bad, that it endangered Israel — which might have been mistaken for an attempt to convince American legislators to reject it.

The presence of military personnel and the military operations in the area of separation, he said, were "a grave violation of the 1974 Agreement on Disengagement between Israeli and Syrian forces" and that it endangered the stability of the region.

STAMFORD, Conn, Aug. 28 — The Connecticut Supreme Court on Monday overturned the conviction of a woman who prosecutors said had kept such a messy home that it endangered the safety and mental health of her 12-year-old son, who killed himself in 2002.

It derives its origin from the bands of early 19th-century English textile workers who destroyed newly automated milling machinery out of fear that it endangered their jobs.

Instead, Angelina's condemnation of the slave system was based on her fear that it endangered the souls of white masters and mistresses.