Endangers in a sentence

When he betrays that trust and puts himself before country, he endangers the Constitution; he endangers our democracy; he endangers our national security," said Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.

According to AP, gun owners can be prosecuted under a Virginia law that prohibits anyone from recklessly leaving a loaded, unsecured gun in a manner that endangers the life or limb of children under 14.

After Cole, the more experienced reporter, joins McLaughlin in covering the story, the paper endangers both of them by opportunistically publicizing the novelty of two women working together on a grisly beat.

But they inevitably suffer some of the consequences if their father endangers other people’s lives by driving drunk.

Every hour that passes endangers them further.

Her only means of escape endangers her life and the lives of those she loves.

The activists on Friday vowed to block entry to the complex to remind the government that they want a wind farm removed because they say it endangers the reindeer herders’ way of life.

This induces people to indulge in informal trade, which not only creates a loss of revenue for respective governments but also endangers border security,” it says.

While DFO may need time to dialogue with commercial fisheries, every year without protection endangers the corals, which can take a century to grow to their current size.

But that doesn’t have to happen in a way that endangers those of us who already live here.

Failure to adhere to this law not only endangers the driver and the public but also exposes the driver to significant legal penalties," a spokesperson said.

Financial chokehold endangers children, disabled, and elderly.

Her appearance at St Mary Magdalene Church on the monarch's Norfolk estate comes after it was revealed that she had been ordered by doctors to stay home in the UK for in case travelling endangers her baby.

He warned motorists against reckless and dangerous driving, noting that the law takes strict measures against individuals who drive in a way that endangers their own lives, others' safety, or the condition of the road.

Rajab also criticized these factions, questioning the legitimacy of a resistance movement that endangers Palestinian civilians with explosives.

And he endangers him once again in Avengers: Infinity War by taking him into a space war with Thanos.

Any unilateral action in advance of the completion of the committee process endangers the Plan & American recognition," envoy David Friedman tweeted.

But by opening the door to outsourcing, the CEO endangers one of the last bastions of U.S. technology leadership.

But nurses say it endangers people already disproportionately affected by the pandemic.

Cops either need a higher standard of training or they need to be discharged when they commit a fark up that endangers someone's life or health.