Meanings of endangered the success in English

He hated the light bulb's monotonous surveillance; it disturbed his sleep and, more explicitly, endangered the success of a private project-escape

Not only would such an adventure have been an uncomfortable experience, but it might have endangered the success of our scheme.

A look of annoyance crossed his face, at thought that Editha's arrival had, mayhap, endangered the success of his present purpose.

"Beginning with the year 1664.," he says, "the Duc de Beaufort had by his insubordination and levity endangered the success of several maritime expeditions.