Sentence examples for imperil and from inspiring English sources

Tuitions at Avenues will be paid for with the bonuses and salaries generated by the very same markets that have and will continue to imperil and degrade the public sector.

At the outset, pro-union businessmen and politicians warned that separation would lead to high public debts and imperil NAFTA and jobs.

Sooner or later, Trump's satraps and lieutenants, present and former, come to betray a vivid sense of just how imperilled and imperilling this Presidency is.

Every civilisation and psyche here is imperilled, and in thrall to its discontents.

Allies such as Israel and Turkey long followed American wishes reflexively because they felt imperilled and dependent on American largesse.

If the HDP scrapes in, the ruling party's majority could be imperilled and the presidential ambitions wrecked.

I suspect this is a sidelong way of introducing her own role: as ambassador between worlds, the one imperilled and the other mindlessly, blindly imperilling.

The implication is that if China was to grant more freedoms to its population its rapid economic development would be imperilled and the country would collapse into chaos.

Yet it is also an arena of conflict where peace and harmony are continually imperilled and where the boundaries between order and chaos are constantly threatened.

"The hedges seem so much stronger than the humans that you feel slightly imperilled and exposed, as if, if you stopped moving for a minute the nettles would just move in".

Military analysts warned that as spy planes and other intelligence assets were all shifted to Iraq, the mission in Afghanistan was imperilled and ultimately compromised.