Sentence examples for which could endanger from inspiring English sources

Steve Harrison, said the biggest worry was the release of personal information about officers, which could endanger their safety.

Western officials also said they feared engendering an uprising by Bosnian Serbs, which could endanger the lives of peacekeepers.

Some journalists want to avoid the appearance of being intemperate, which could endanger their chances for access.

The dispute has raised the threat of a snap election in crisis-hit Greece, which could endanger its bail-out programme.

About the best that can be said of the deal is that it avoids a hasty shift towards big spending cuts, which could endanger the recovery.

British Army sergeant Lester Ferris is serving out his time on Mancreau, a distant former colony that is earmarked for destruction because of hi-tech pollutants which could endanger the rest of us.

Of course, future courts could decide to ignore Robinson's precedent, which would could endanger Google in its next suit: a case against Gmail's keyword scanner.

The Serengeti, Tanzania - D In Tanzania, the government has proposed a development project which could severely endanger the animal kingdom of the Serengeti.

A clear condition of that job was his voluntary agreement not to disclose any classified information - that is, information the disclosure of which could reasonably endanger the security of the nation.

58 A drawback to the use of a three- to fourfold effective dose (ED95) of rocuronium is a long duration of action, which could potentially endanger the patient in a "can't intubate, can't ventilate" situation.

The S.E.C., however, decided not to charge the bank with fraud, which could have endangered the bank's special status.