Sentence examples for and imperiled the from inspiring English sources

The Huskies bounced Notre Dame out of the conference tournament, 66-58, last night and imperiled the Fighting Irish's chances of being invited to the N.C.A.A. tournament.

The Wall Street debacle that swallowed firms like Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, and imperiled the insurance giant American International Group, has been driven by the fact that they and their customers were linked to one another by derivatives.

PAGE A6 AS BANKS TEETER, SO DO SWISS A tax scandal at UBS and billions of dollars in losses from American subprime securities have rocked Switzerland's reputation for stability and imperiled the banking industry that had made the country one of the world's wealthiest.

It's not really a satisfactory answer considering the problem cost us several hundred thousand Swiss francs and imperiled the business".

"This is a victory for states' rights," said Rep. Jeff Denham (R-Turlock), contending that King's language would have "led to a race to the bottom for agriculture production laws nationwide, trampled on the 10th Amendment of the United States Constitution and imperiled the fate of California egg producers".

Rather than settle, Mr. Sporkin said, defendants might be more inclined to take a case to trial, straining S.E.C. resources and imperiling the agency's chance at a victory.

But to the extent that Mr. Obama gets his message across more effectively, he hands Republicans the unenviable choice or either joining him in a comprehensive solution or looking self-interested for backing away and imperiling the economy.

Running backs have shredded the defense for an average of 152.8 rushing yards a game, leaving in tatters the reputation of the defense and imperiling the jobs of several players and perhaps some of the coaches.

Deforestation and, some scientists contend, global climate change are making the Amazon region drier and hotter, decimating fish stocks in this area and imperiling the Kamayurá's very existence.

The families of five young children eligible for state-financed Medicaid dental coverage filed a federal lawsuit on Thursday accusing Connecticut's Department of Social Services of not providing enough money to the program and imperiling the health of thousands of children statewide.

The statement also cited "the accumulation of more than 50 years of bad governance, of corruption and of military-political-financial collusion, endangering the existence of the people of Azawad and imperiling the stability of the sub-region and international peace".