Sentence examples for thus endangering from inspiring English sources

But already the British government is trying to betray Patten, thus endangering any new beginning.

Another thing with Viagra is that the guy can have a problem with the pop-shot, thus endangering the facial.

The old saw that if he wasn't squeaky clean he could be subject to blackmail by his enemies, thus endangering national security, was mentioned again and again.

The villain is homo sapiens, filling the beautiful ocean with spilt oil, thus endangering the turtles and every other adorable talking cartoon creature.

But Mr. Trichet argued that such a system would scare investors and drive up short-term borrowing costs for weaker nations, thus endangering their recovery.

On 6 April 1941, Hitler's armies marched into Yugoslavia, responding to a military coup in which Serbian officers had overthrown a pro-Nazi government, thus endangering German strategy in the Balkans.

Washington should send a clear message to Russia not to thus endanger the United States-Russian friendship.

Will his sex-change also feminise his personality, his attitudes, his spirit, and thus endanger my male friendship with him?

Some experts assumed that the anthrax being sent around the country was crudely made, composed mostly of large particles that fell to the ground and thus endangered primarily those in the immediate area.

It thus endangered the already precarious liberty of free black people everywhere in the country, including those in New York State, where slavery had officially ended a quarter century before in 1827.

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