Sentence examples for became imperilled from inspiring English sources
The task of helping the team execute Gang's changes and, when the schedule became imperilled, stopping her from making more would fall to Mark Schendel, the firm's managing principal and also her husband.
The next year Lucius Lentulus and Quintus Flaccus made a campaign against the Gauls; and as long as they remained together, they were invincible, but when they began to pillage districts separately, with the purpose of securing greater booty, the army of Flaccus became imperilled, being surrounded by night.
As part of efforts to raise the animal's profile, in the past decade cheetahs have been displayed on the national football team's kit and on stamps, but it has become increasingly imperilled.
Nine years later, students from a Paranormal Society field trip enter the equation and, to add more grit to the Vaseline, as the now-vanished Edmonds would phrase it, they become fatally imperilled too.
The descendants of Jack London, Armistead Maupin, the Grateful Dead and Maya Angelou are fleeing a city they say has become unaffordable, imperilling its artistic identity.
Emma's realisation that she is a character, not a person, is pitiful – an endless life sentence – and her prospects become ever more imperilled.
He became convinced that Europe was imperilled by a combination of Muslim immigration and "cultural Marxism".
'You have the sense in Guston's work that once the self is imperilled, even everyday things become sinister and conspire against you,' says Anfam, 'These familiar objects represent the hostile world taking revenge.
The struggle to cure the disease has also become an endeavor to restore Sweden's imperilled humanitarian values.
It became more expensive to distribute foreign films at the very moment when returns were imperilled; theatres closed and their successors (the work of the past two decades) hadn't yet arisen.
But the situation had become so toxic that Schapiro's ability to continue functioning as S.E.C. chair was imperilled.
