Sentence examples for which endangers both from inspiring English sources

Thus the criteria used for polymer selection is key to preventing, or at least limiting, the possibility of a catastrophic oxygen incident which endangers both property and human life.

When things go awry there, she convinces Joseph to lie about their qualifications so that they can perform the operation themselves, which endangers both their careers, and results in their lives being threatened by the patient's influential father.

Torres suffers severe injuries, which endanger both her life and the life of her unborn child.

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.

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.

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.