endanger造句

You will endanger your health if you smoke too much.

Such offences as his profoundly endanger public security.

If our plan failed in Congress, it could endanger my presidency.

She was particularly enchanted with the idea of protecting animals from those who endanger them.

Such a move by Iran, Zeihan says, would endanger the persian Gulf oil supplies and force a U.S. response.

To take on Bahrain’s rulers would be to endanger that alliance—and they have run a more open society than Libya anyway.

Social unrest, violence, and outbreaks of disease can easily spread beyond a single neighbourhood or district to endanger all citizens and taint a city's reputation.

Producing biofuel using seaweed in developing countries could be considered as a cheap, environmentally friendly source for energy that doesn't endanger food security.

Migration of chemical substances from plastic packaging materials into foods has been widely concerned which may contaminate foods and finally endanger people's health.

When a child dies of a preventable disease, it offends our conscience; when a disease goes unchecked, it can endanger our own health; when children are sick, development is stalled.

Few project managers are willing to endanger their careers by embarking on a risky journey unless they are fully convinced that the risk can be mitigated and the pay-off will be substantial.

Instead, it rushed to Bear's rescue, risking billions of taxpayer dollars, because it feared that the collapse of a major financial institution would endanger the financial system as a whole.