Sentence examples for have imperiled from inspiring English sources

That might have imperiled production — had it not already ceased in July.

He joins a long line of quarterbacks whose late-season injuries have imperiled their teams' playoff chances.

These exposures have imperiled the reappointment of Jim Letten, the longest-serving United States attorney in the country.

A heavy debt load and a wave of lawyer defections - more than 20 percent of its partners have left this year - have imperiled the 1,000-lawyer 1,000-lawyer

This breathtakingly expansive view of what it takes to aid an enemy would have imperiled a good deal of invaluable journalism.

In effect, any move to close The Sun would have imperiled all three publications, which together occupy a central role in British newspapering.

The White House says the Democrats' inaction has imperiled national security.

The digital revolution has imperiled the bookbinding business of Oregon's Trappist monks.

The GOP's short-term appeasement has imperiled its own future.

But a real estate dispute has imperiled the future of the financially troubled organization.

The Bush administration's performance record has imperiled my country, not made it safer.