Sentence examples for as imperiled as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Assange's own fate seems as imperiled as Private Manning's.

Such easy viewing (I never left the truck) lulled me into thinking these were common birds, but Mr. Berg said they are as imperiled as Alakai's forest birds.

Today, the handful who remain -- fewer than 200 -- cling to a water-starved environment that is as imperiled as they are.

The candidacy of Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico seemed imperiled as well; he came in fourth with only 2percentt of the delegate count.

Now, though, the airport is imperiled as well, caught between Taliban forces approaching from Kunduz and the insurgent-controlled countryside in every other direction.

Now not only are dissidents and workers endangered, the athletes themselves are imperiled as well.

The researchers found that 14 birds popular in Sumatran pet markets were identified by local experts as declining or severely declining — yet, only two are officially recognized as imperiled and three as declining, the researchers found.

Douglas and Lockheed, with healthy sales from their civilian sides, were not as imperiled by the law.

Shopping malls, for example, are often viewed as imperiled by the rise of online commerce, but some of them may be worth a second look.

74percentt of all species reliant on grassland habitats in the Northern Great Plains are listed as imperiled.

Manufacturers cut 156,000 jobs in May, with worse on the way: General Motors announced plans this week to close or idle 14 American plants, imperiling as many as 20,000 workers.