Sentences with phrase «potentially endangered»

Syracuse attorney Brianne Murphy is formally announcing her candidacy in NY - 25 today, setting up a Democratic primary battle that could end up a boon to a potentially endangered GOP incumbent, freshman Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle.

This is «not» news, that if you put out something that makes fun of Muhammed, you are potentially endangering possibly yours or someone elses life somewhere.

Upper Manhattan residents are outraged over the planned closure of their local hospital's psychiatric ward, saying it will discourage the mentally ill from getting treatment — and potentially endanger the neighborhood.

Upper Manhattan residents are outraged over the planned closure of their local hospital's psychiatric ward, saying it will discourage the mentally ill from getting treatment — and potentially endanger the...

And recent research indicates that long after preemies leave the NICU, they can harbor many antibiotic - resistant microorganisms, potentially endangering not only themselves, but also the wider population.

Anthrax, for example, can be inactivated via established protocols such as boiling for 10 minutes or treating it with certain chemicals, yet federal employees failed to follow any of the approved protocols to kill the deadly bacteria before sending out anthrax samples in June, potentially endangering scores of federal employees.

The researchers are aware that eliminating the human - made levees on the west bank might potentially endanger the few sparsely populated areas along the lower west bank of the Mississippi.

«A DUI conviction can damage your job prospects and potentially endanger your career, especially if you are a licensed professional, such as a doctor or nurse.»

While most people are honest and meaningful, it is important to not take risks that can potentially endanger you and your safety.

And while it sounds like the least controversial mechanic in gaming history, the patch was spurned by a Reddit post with 37,000 upvotes that accused the game of potentially endangering real - life parrots.

Hansen struggles to keep up, potentially endangering himself and others.

However, when it comes to relying on a system that potentially endangers its participants if it's not secured, the 2017 Equifax hack might illustrate it even more.

Don't waste your money with the knock - off or generic stuff because you'll be doing just that — wasting your money — and also potentially endangering your pet with unsafe ingredients.

Not only must the chemicals settle into a dust, they must also sit on surfaces to kill the insects, while also potentially endangering all home inhabitants.

If it's to flimsy it will break and potentially endanger your beloved friend.

The 15 - kilometre trail was set up by the Philippine Tarsier Foundation and ensures that curious travellers can catch a glimpse of the tarsier in its natural habitat, while not disturbing or potentially endangering it.

Of all the problems around the nascent sports these trends potentially endanger it most of all, ruining the reputation by making players look childish.

Researchers have demonstrated that IoT devices such as connected automobiles and medical devices can be hacked, potentially endangering the health and safety of their owners.

And we shouldn't — but too often still do — tolerate parents who deny established science and refuse to vaccinate their school - age children, potentially endangering every other child in the school and the community beyond as well.

Depending on your viewpoint, sometimes a mass release of data can save lives and change the course or duration of wars, or it can potentially endanger lives and personal or even national security.

The covered entity will not be in violation of this rule, provided that the disclosing individual believes in good faith that the covered entity has engaged in conduct which is unlawful or otherwise violates professional or clinical standards, or that the care, services or conditions provided by the covered entity potentially endanger one or more patients, workers or the public.

We let her in the building today to talk about Spectre and Meltdown chip vulnerabilities, which are potentially endangering computers around the world.

In conclusion, take a closer look at the project manager resume layouts we have provided, and try to include these aspects and to discard any meaningless information that potentially endanger your chances of securing the position.

Thus, whenever you fall into it, you're potentially endangering your relationship.

The policy is likely to dismantle bilingual education and potentially endanger some of the remaining Indigenous languages.

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Teens are endangering themselves by potentially swallowing the toxic detergent, USA Today reports.

Large price movements, both up and down, can potentially wipe out or endanger smaller dealers that aren't careful with their inventory.

Potentially inducing your body into labor before full term can endanger the life of your little one.

We at CapTon wondered Friday why while former President Bill Clinton is stumping today for two upstate House Democrats — Reps. Dan Maffei (NY - 25) and Maurice Hinchey (NY - 22)-- no mention was being made of any imminent assistance from the ex-commander-in-chief for two potentially more endangered upstaters: Reps. Mike Arcuri (NY - 24) and Bill Owens (NY - 23).

Several environmental organizations, boosted by the popular movie «Gasland,» have claimed that using hydrofracturing can endanger public water supplies, in part because of potentially toxic chemicals that are sometimes used to help extract the gas.

At that hearing, outraged House members demanded — and got — swift corrective action at facilities where epic sloppiness had endangered scores of workers and potentially the general public.

The sun is a tempestuous place prone to proton and electron particle storms that can speed across a 150 - million - kilometer space chasm to bash into Earth's atmosphere, potentially disrupting satellite service, damaging telecommunications networks, causing power grid blackouts and endangering high - altitude aircraft as well as astronauts on board the International Space Station.

Potentially deadly fungus accidentally introduced as part of breeding program for endangered amphibian

After sequencing the complete genome from a century - old specimen, the researchers investigated the evolution of the thylacine to potentially help current endangered species avoid the same fate.

This unprecedented five - year effort, led by the Department of Interior, resulted in land - use plans with new measures to conserve sage grouse and potentially prevent the need to list the species as endangered.

The step father for giving her bad advice out of ignorance endangering her life and potentially other innocent lives.

Among all of the various disorders that can endanger a cat's physical well - being and perhaps threaten its life, few are more insidious than feline heartworm disease, a potentially life - threatening condition that occurs when a parasitic worm called Dirofilaria immitis gets into an animal's system.

What many people may not know is that there is a related virus, phocine distemper, that can be deadly to seals and that poses a significant threat to marine mammal species around the world, and potentially to the highly endangered Hawaiian monk seal.

The ANPR will allow the administration and the friends of affordable energy and economic growth to educate the public about the potentially economy - wrecking repercussions of recent and ongoing litigation under the Clean Air Act, the Endangered Species Act, and NEPA.

Yet, in its final order, FERC affirmed its highly limited Environmental Assessment, which omitted credible analysis of the project's lifecycle global warming pollution, potentially catastrophic threat to hundreds of nearby residents, pollution of the Chesapeake Bay and risk to the critically endangered right whale, along with all the pollution associated with driving demand for upstream fracking and fracked gas infrastructure.

As the teachers study the islands» habitats, enter in dialogue with local educators, and get acquainted with the multifaceted conservation efforts, I believe a unique portrait of modern day Galapagos will emerge — a unique portrait that will potentially shed light on the plights of endangered environments around the globe.

According to scientists, this could put into motion a chain reaction of geologic activity that might endanger a nearby wildlife preserve, as well as potentially causing Katla, another neighbouring volcano to erupt - which could set off an extreme winter in the United States.

And so, along with scientists who believe the bears are severely threatened, the producers also interviewed Mitch Taylor, a Canadian expert on polar bears who doesn't believe the bears are endangered (he says only two of the 19 polar bear populations are in decline; the program itself said half are in decline) and doesn't believe global warming is primarily human - caused or potentially catastrophic.

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In addition, the chemicals may potentially seep into groundwater, endangering residents of communities situated near oil and gas fields.

In such an instance, Greyhound may be liable if they knew the driver had a potentially dangerous medical condition which could endanger their passengers.

Yet receiving automatic updates is the default setting, and switching it off, of course, means you'll be endangering your system by not receiving potentially critical security updates.