Sentence examples for the endangering from inspiring English sources

Serious stories now go hand in hand with total nonsense: this year is an episode of The West Wing co-written by Adam Sandler – and far from being the endangering foodstuffs we have been conditioned to believe, it turns out snacks may be our only hope.

The endangering charge may have been added for assaulting the woman in front of her daughter, the police said.

Abortion is illegal except in cases of rape, a deformed fetus or the endangering of the woman's mental or physical health.

Based on Mr. Bush's remarks today, several environmental advocates expressed concern that his approach would be too permissive and hands-off and that the results would be the endangering of pristine land and water.

If the withholding of details of the vice president's task force on energy, the classification of underlying documents that shaped the 9/11 commission's report, and the endangering of a C.I.A. officer are not evidence enough of the administration's wholesale politicizing of valuable information, I don't know what is. Louis Flores Astoria, Queens, July 12 , 2005

This was to determine the effect of light stress under fragmental habitat on the physiology and to explore the endangering mechanism of seven-son flower.

The Endangered Species Act.

Mentions the Endangered Species Act.

The endangered Przewalski's horse (E.

"The Endangered Species Act, for example.

But then the debate over the endangered mound became public.