Sentence examples for have been imperiled from inspiring English sources
My roses, which need full sun, have been imperiled for years by the creeping shade of an ever-larger locust tree owned by a neighbor two doors over.
The comments upset some members of Mr. Uribe's cabinet and prompted Western diplomats here to warn that the lives of rights workers may have been imperiled.
But if the court had thrown out Missouri's limit, the federal limit would clearly have been imperiled in the long run, and some candidates might have chosen to evade it this year.
The court's decision, she said, "will give relief to employees across the country whose jobs, and whose right to payment of attorney's fees, have been imperiled by government abuse".
FTA said the funding would have been imperiled because it would have to shift resources from the certification process to reviewing budget allotments to verify that Metro properly aligned to safety needs under the new hours.
Soviet‐Chinese border talks in Peking and possibly even formal Soviet‐Chinese relations have been imperiled, in the opinion of diplomatic special ists, by new and violent prop aganda exchanges.
And the downtown scene (now more conceptual than geographical) has been imperiled by various threats: gentrification, AIDS, grant cuts.
But in recent days, the sign has been imperiled by construction crews working on the Fulton Street Transit Center.
Mike Feuer, another sponsor of the request, said he felt the criminal inquiry had been imperiled by infighting.
He also has an interesting profile to serve as a partner for a set of owners whose financial empire has been imperiled by their dealings with Bernard L. Madoff.
