Sentence examples for we endangered from inspiring English sources

We always wonder if we killed the right people, if we endangered the wrong people, if we destroyed an innocent civilian's life all because of a bad image or angle.

In other words, we endangered these kids and now owe them safe harbor from the danger that we helped to create.

As we lose Libyan lives, we endanger American ones.

And we endanger our economy as we rely increasingly on a cartel for an essential resource.

Yes, we've been a very naughty electorate, haven't we, endangering the whole electoral process and democracy itself, we should be ashamed.

If we infect what happens between the writer and the reader with the vocabulary of transaction then we endanger something absolutely essential.

Why should we endanger the 78percentt of New York's population who do not smoke just because of the shortsighted objections of one powerful industry aligned with Big Tobacco?

Some of these things are undeservedly exaggerated by the media, but I do as I do because it drives me crazy to see how much injustice we Jews commit daily, and how much we endanger the future existence of Israel.

As the philosopher Hans Jonas wrote in the 1970's, with cloning, we endanger the "right of each human life to find its own way and be a surprise to itself".

If we allow for boundaries to be set up — and yes, a faster lane for richer companies is a material barrier to new firms that don't have the cash; the advantage to one is the obstacle to the other — we endanger all future content, from TV on down, because it will flow over the same cables.

"We endanger boys and girls if we confuse words with deeds," Clohessy said.