用endangering造句子，“endangering”造句

That could be used in fuel cells to make electricity or to power clean vehicles without endangering the climate.

These harmful material are endangering our health, light person occurrence pharynx aches, cough, make we are entered inferior health, full day is downhearted.

Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome(PRRS) and porcine circovirus type 2(PCV-2) are two immunosuppressive diseases which are greatly endangering swine in recent years.

Summer is a fabulous time for taking a birding field trip, and the best birders know how to take advantage of summer birding and beat the heat at the same time without endangering the birds.

intentional or reckless endangering of life

First, theoretically analyze constitution of traffic accident crimes and crime of endangering public security;

He wants li's son to face a more serious charge of endangering public security, which could carry the death penalty.

This kind of migrations northward and southward, landing and endangering processes brings to the greatest loss of rice production in China.

Police officers are not out to make your life miserable, but to make sure you're following the rules of the road and not endangering yourself or those around you.

Besides endangering lives, they also cause burst eardrums, tinnitus and in some cases total deafness.

Americans are just pretending innocent after taking advantage by making money through coaxing Chinese to eat too much environment- endangering meat which they condemn.

Those facts provided enough evidence for the charge of endangering public security.

The Financial Times reported last month that investors feared the company was endangering its brands by spending too little on advertising and promotions to avoid a profit warning.

As long as I stay, I'm endangering the group and our mission here.

Greatly endangering the economic order and the social stability, illegal pyramid selling is one of the prominent problems which occurred in the field of economic crimes in recent years.

Those measures, plus another round of quantitative easing, might perk up the economy without endangering the public finances (see article).

Poaching of Zimbabwe's dwindling wildlife is at an all-time high, and for the first time poison being put in water holes in protected areas is killing animals and endangering people living nearby.