Sentence examples for imperil humanity from inspiring English sources

It is imperative that Jewish communities address the morality of investing in fossil fuel companies, whose fundamental operations imperil humanity and functional ecosystems.

Emissions in any one year won't make or break the climate; it's the additive effect of a century of heavy emissions that imperils humanity.

"We pledge that we will not stand aside while there is still a chance to stop a regime that imperils humanity," the women chanted, according to Gothamist.

Which would you say more imperils the humanities - 10 leftist professors on a campus, or the 10,000 hours a student has spent with TV, video games and at the mall?

Ecosystems are facing ever increasing levels of human pressures which imperil the goods and services they provide to humanity.

Anything less weakens America and imperils the world.

Human rights are not a western value, but a universal one that is imperilled when people pick and choose whose humanity they are prepared to respect and protect and hope nobody will notice.

Based on his score for the film Scott of the Antarctic, VW's symphony is focused more on humanity's vainglorious dominion over the elements in the dramatisation of Scott's tragedy, but it's also an evocation of the vastness of the Antarctic; a paean to an ice-scape that is now imperilled by humanity, rather than the other way round.

Humanity touching humanity.

Such closings imperil us all.

Drugs Imperil 'La Traviata.' Will Anybody Sing?