I hope it imperils actual Congresscritters.
When Salman made the decision to cancel his visit, writing to us that "I can't imperil the audience or my fellow writers or any of you," I have no doubt that, sadly, he made the right call.
"Contrary to recent reports in the press, I will not imperil senior citizens in nursing homes, our most vulnerable population, by removing essential Federal protections," he said in prepared statement.
It can be a tough call to make when pediatricians offer contradictory advice, but the doctors I consulted say she did not imperil your kids, so I say you were wrong to push her out.
(Project Syndicate) Failing US transportation system will imperil prosperity (Washington Post) Is Germany the new China?
When I explained that I thought the Glazers were imperilling the very future of the club, they looked at me as if I'd lost my mind.
We believe these are Saudi-driven reactionary customs which damage lives and imperil our shared futures, points I made in my column in the Independent this week.
"But I do not believe that we should imperil the companies within our country". Though he once favored a single-payer program, Mr. Trump now says private plans are the way to go.
None of my friends have pranked me in that way yet, and even if they did, I doubt it's going to seriously imperil my life, limb, or livelihood.
I mean, this Administration has imperilled so much of what I believe in that it's hard to keep track, and on immigration they've been an abomination.
Is he someone who imperils Western freedom?
