Sentence examples for which endangers from inspiring English sources

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.

Moreover, it puts significant strains on the existing deposit insurance scheme, which endangers the fiscal position of the Spanish government, thereby encouraging yet more capital flight.

The pressure group Drone Wars UK has warned MPs that the use of armed UAVs "is a perilous military escalation which endangers global peace and security".

"A lot of people are gawking and walking up to eagle nests, which endangers the eaglets," said Scott Van Arsdale, a State Department of Environmental Conservation wildlife biologist.

The problem is that this is a huge upfront bill, which endangers the public finances and will mean taxpayers' money is at risk for years to come.

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

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

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.

Rather than trying to treat the victims, which endangered medical personnel and emergency responders, the government should just gather all the sick people together and euthanize them.

With the drugs costing about $800 a month, Ms. Oliver, who was self-employed, was able to buy them only sporadically, which endangered her transplanted organ.