Sentence examples for were endangering from inspiring English sources

I would kill them if they were endangering my family, they were endangering my friends, or they were endangering me".

Commanders were so incompetent that they were endangering soldiers' lives.

Clegg even turned the attack around and suggested Home Office delays were endangering children's lives.

Senate Democrats, he said, were "endangering the administration of justice in America".

"Get the fook outta it!" Jamie snarled, shoulder-barging a pair of wrestling thugs who were endangering his pint glass.

At the time, many doctors resented the claim that they were endangering their patients' health merely by examining them.

Worse still, in their anxiety to rescue the financial system, central banks were endangering their anti-inflationary credentials.

A spokesman for the tribunal denounced the hacking operation, warning that the authors were endangering the lives of Lebanese citizens.

Labour said the plans were "endangering Britain's proud tradition as a country that stands up for animal welfare".

After spending a winter in their territory, he returned to France, where political maneuvers were endangering the colony's future.

Saying the two doctors were endangering patients, he added, "This is the most egregious case I have ever seen".