Sentence examples for gravely imperiled from inspiring English sources
The species remains gravely imperiled by hunting, conflict with locals and habitat loss.
It appears that years have been wrested from the five young men convicted and sentenced in the Central Park jogger case, and their futures gravely imperiled.
He has also suggested that his opponent is soft on abortion because Mr. Daughtry voted in 1997 for a bill to ban late-term abortions that allowed exceptions when the mother's life was endangered or her health "gravely imperiled".
The presiding judge ruled against Dubay, noting: "If chivalry is not dead, its viability is gravely imperiled by the plaintiff in this case".
He's been a flailing, indecisive mess and a big reason why his party ― and the country― has been gravely imperiled by Trump.
Scientists warn that unless an urgent "world-wide investigation" can assess the loss and create conservation programs with time-frames that span centuries, the world's oldest trees are gravely imperiled.
It was a right-wing Israeli extremist who massacred 29 Muslims in Hebron in 1994, setting off a first wave of bombings, and another who assassinated Mr. Rabin in 1995, gravely imperiling Oslo.
The children are imperiled.
