Sentence examples for which will endanger from inspiring English sources

However, cyber threats are also becoming various and sophisticated, which will endanger the security of users' private data.

He said: "Angela Merkel will do nothing which will endanger the basic principles of the common market, of the EU".

In addition, Lorentz force of HTS windings will impact the bobbin structure of the HTS windings which will endanger the 35 kV HTS-CR.

— President Barack Obama "Deadlock will perhaps satisfy everyone here, but it will create violence, bitterness and opposition which will endanger the awakening of the Arab people".

In the limited space of the plant bioreactor a high biomass production leads to self-shadowing effects which results in an uncontrolled degradation and increased oxygen consumption by microorganisms which will endanger the fishes and snails.

To counter the Tories' boast that growth is purring along and employment at a record high, Mr Miliband noted that Britain's productivity is lagging badly behind other industrialised countries, which will endanger Britain's recovery in the longterm.

Companies can accept a philosophy of sustainable development only to an extent which will not endanger their ability to compete in the marketplace.

Coming on the eve of Tuesday's House vote on a resolution to short-circuit the declaration, it makes clear the degree to which Republican lawmakers will endanger national security to stay on Trump's good side.

Compounded by other issues such as low pay, enforced mobility and clashes with family life, the broken career structure is seen as a major fault-line which, if not addressed, will endanger UK science.

If that happens, the broadcasters warn, they will lose one of their primary sources of revenue, which will in turn endanger public-interest programming.

Laws in New York and the other states limit police authority to situations in which a violent crime has been committed or in which failure to stop the suspect will endanger the community.