Sentence examples for that was endangering from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sidamon-Eristoff argued, against considerable opposition within the E.P.A. itself, that the city should compensate upstate communities for limiting development that was endangering the city's reservoirs.
One of my clients worked for many years in a toxic corporate environment that was endangering her physical and emotional wellness.
In June 1917, Baker was awarded a bar to his decoration for his part in quelling a fire in one of the artillery gun pits that was endangering approximately 300 rounds of shrapnel and high explosive.
Until now, Ridley-Thomas' most public arts advocacy effort was securing county funding to sustain a summer arts internship program that was endangered when federal funding ended after the recession.
"We need to talk about life-style choices that are endangering your health, like being a political reporter".
I would respond differently if you'd seen him driving across your lawn or dealing guns and cigarettes out of his truck — that is, endangering the community.
The president is mired in a miserable economy that is endangering his party's hold on power; White House aides don't want him to appear distracted by a debate that may seem superfluous to many Americans.
Attempts to stop a civil war that is endangering its oil supply failed miserably.Chinese immigrants in Africa chuckle at the idea that they could lord it over the locals.
On this planet, the poles are violently cold, yet are also atypically vulnerable to the warming trends that are endangering polar bear populations and causing huge chunks of ice to break off Greenland and Antarctica.
When Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg began taking general questions at a news conference on Tuesday, the first topic was not his coming State of the City address, or teacher evaluation problems that are endangering federal education money, or even the New Hampshire primary.
Human activity is causing stronger storms, but it's political inactivity that is endangering our future.
