Sentence examples for when it endangered from inspiring English sources

The military said in a statement that "soldiers were strictly forbidden from making use of civilians for or during operational activity and specifically when it endangered the lives of the civilians".

This mixing via hybridization creates conservation challenges when it reduces genetic or phenotypic diversity and when it endangers previously distinct species via genetic swamping [1].

The move effectively ends a corruption case that came to symbolize the way Police Department politics and family connections can shield officers' misconduct, even when it endangers other officers.

While there's a reasonable debate about whether gun permit ownership should be public information, there is no upside to transparency when it endangers the wrong citizens.

The freedom to yell ends at the point when it endangers others.

But we can and should hold drivers accountable for their vehicular misbehavior, especially when it endangers the public.

Likewise, stubborn pursuit of goals even in the face of warning signs, longing for something that threatens to cause suffering for others, refusal to change course when it endangers the greater good--this is the short-sighted and zealous nature of the masculine half when it loses its balance and sense of proportion.

It was when I endangered the lives of others, unwittingly sucked into my games, that they started to resemble psychopathy.

This made it easier to save Grand Central Terminal when it was endangered in the mid-1970s.

Hybridization can also present a major challenge for conservation when it involves endangered and/or invasive species [ 12- 16].

When it stops endangering the world by selling nuclear technology to Iran and allying itself with Iraq, Russia will gain the diplomatic confidence of the Western nation that can do it the most good.