Sentence examples for be imperiled in from inspiring English sources
Those efforts, he said, could be "imperiled in numerous ways if Indonesia and its officials curtailed cooperation in response to perceived disrespect for its sovereign interests".
Those advances may be imperiled in the wake of court rulings that have prompted Chicago Public Schools to look for factors other than race when assigning students to such schools.
Sun Tzu suggested that "if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles; if you do not know your enemies but do know yourself, you will win one and lose one; if you do not know your enemies nor yourself, you will be imperiled in every single battle".
You consistently supported trying Zacarias Moussaoui in Federal Court, based upon the quality of the case against Moussaoui, and your opinion that national security would not be imperiled in that setting.
The differentiation of these taxa is important because A. tenella has been considered to be imperiled in at least two states but merging these taxa would eliminate A. tenella for consideration for protection.
The Common Core is imperiled in Oklahoma, Utah, Alabama and Pennsylvania.
Its future was imperiled in July 2003 when the Metropolitan Transportation Authority began developing plans for the Fulton Street Transit Center on the same block.
But I believe that he understands that Christianity is imperiled in the region due to aggression and violence perpetrated by Islamic radicals.
Grief-stricken, she heads south to her father, who is imperiled in a different way — by his efforts to avoid serving the Nazis.
Tuesday night's special election in South Carolina's First Congressional District was won by a Republican, Mark Sanford, the former South Carolina governor whose political career was imperiled in 2009 after he disclosed an extramarital affair.
In 1983, Mayor Koch created the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, but its existence fueled complaints that too much focus had been placed on the spread of the disease among middle-class men when drug users were imperiled in such vast numbers.
