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Verb(1) pose a threat to; present a danger to(2) put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position(3) pose a threat to(4) present a danger to(5) put in a dangerous(6) disadvantageous(7) or difficult position(8) put in jeopardy

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(1) He had earlier been found not guilty on charges of damaging an aircraft so as to endanger its safety in flight.(2) The conservationists argue the vehicles endanger life and damage flora and fauna.(3) he was driving in a manner likely to endanger life(4) The third policy is to take every reasonable precaution not to harm or endanger life, either human or non-human.(5) By their nature, these risks potentially can endanger all forms of life on the planet.(6) It breaks my heart that anyone could truly believe that Michael would do anything to harm or endanger our children.(7) The task force wanted to address the problem that arises in certain instances when a patient threatens or endangers a psychologist.(8) But there was no evidence of such endangerment or imminent threat.(9) Revealing classified information is illegal, alerts our enemies, and endangers our country.(10) Would even you take the risk of endangering the lives of both Peter and Erin, our friends?(11) He was found not guilty of child endangerment .(12) Still, many Japanese have criticised the mission, saying it unnecessarily endangers lives and violates the country's pacifist constitution.(13) But this was dismissed as well, with the judge accepting that suitable safety precautions had been taken and there was no substantial risk of public endangerment .(14) Languages are becoming extinct at an alarming rate which makes language endangerment the area of the greatest current concern to linguists.(15) Section 367 requires that machinery not be started or operated if doing so endangers the operator or another worker.(16) These breathalysers can indicate when equivalent blood alcohol percentages are below or above state legal limits preventing potential arrest or reckless endangerment of others.