Sentence examples for which endanger from inspiring English sources

"Equally unacceptable are any actions by militants which endanger the Palestinian civilian population".

They are often subjected to combined loading inducing membrane compressive and/or shear stress states which endanger the local structural stability (shell buckling).

J-WAFS also serves to elevate MIT's commitment to addressing the pressures of development, urbanization, and climate variability — all of which endanger food and water systems in both developing and developed countries.

She also said the corps was hastening its work to rid the river of rock pinnacles south of St . Louis which endanger barges when the water level is low.

The destruction of our world, through over-exploitation and dispossession of people and the appropriation of natural resources, is resulting in the current climate crisis and deep inequalities which endanger humankind and life itself.

"These attacks by Israeli military forces which endanger U.N. facilities acting as places of refuge are totally unacceptable and must not be repeated," the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, said in a statement.

Meanwhile, a privateer war has been started in the Mediterranean, which endangers all shipping.

The clubs are "a symptom of the gentrification trend," which endangers the local economy, he said.

In recent decades, the world has experienced unprecedented urban growth which endangers the green environment in and around urban areas.

In "The Ecological Indian," Shepard Krech III, a Brown University anthropologist, portrays Indians aggressively engaged in commercial fur trading, which endangered local species.

They run mainly on fossil fuels which are depleting day by day not only that they cause pollution which endangers human life and creates environmental problems.