Sentence examples for were being endangered from inspiring English sources

At a hearing about the spill, Representative Jerrold Nadler, from New York, argued that lives were being endangered.

In Durkheim's view, ethical and social structures were being endangered by the advent of technology and mechanization.

Under Ratmansky, the coaches began to protest that their protégés were being debased by the new ballets — indeed, that they were being endangered physically.

Under Ratmansky, the coaches began to protest that their protégés were being debased by the new ballets indeed, that they were being endangered physically.

And, at times, some scientists promised more than the technology was ready to deliver, leaving the field a target for accusations that patients were being endangered by reckless experiments that were doomed to failure.

The dish is held in such high esteem in New Zealand that when the country's Green Party issued a press release a month ago warning that spawning habitats were being endangered by farming and industrial activity, it was titled, "Save the Whitebait (fritter)".

Is it coming from a business whose business model is being endangered by the Internet?

"Lives are being endangered, if not already lost, because of text messaging".

"There's always harm when someone's faith is being endangered," he said.

Congress and Opposition members of Parliament said that the entire structure of India was being endangered.

It's nonsense for Republicans to charge that C.I.A. "terror fighters" are being endangered by Democratic critics of the agency.