Sentence examples for beginning to imperil from inspiring English sources

But the economic ripples of the disaster are just beginning to imperil -- and in some cases topple -- longstanding New York business institutions, many of them representative of the unique way New Yorkers live.

Every drop of water in Las Vegas is now precious as a relentless 11-year drought in the Southwest begins to imperil the way 25 million people live.

It looked much better on Tony Blair.Meanwhile, in a bid to counteract his reputation as a tribal Labourite, Mr Brown has begun to look like a conventional Tory pessimist: the Britain of his recent rhetoric is imperilled by foreigners, degeneracy and globalisation.

King had begun to perceive that society tends to confine its indignation to injustices that can be attenuated without imperilling fundamental economic relationships.

House Republicans have begun to pass bills that would severely constrain the bureau's power to write and enforce rules and reduce and imperil its budget.

Nothing would be done to imperil that potential".

The decision threatened to imperil the merger, without which LICH would be forced to close.

They spoke on the condition of anonymity because they did not want to imperil the talks.

The cluster munitions are not the only indiscriminate heavy weapon system to imperil the city.

One was not to imperil the future of their clubs by loading them with impossible debt.

The growing scandal has already appeared to imperil his political career.