Sentence examples for imperil it from inspiring English sources

David Baker is a poet of American anti-pastoral, rendering both the landscape and the forces that imperil it.

The deal that helped save the show — AMC is sharing licensing costs and distribution rights with Netflix — might just as easily imperil it.

Far from preserving the integrity of the electoral process, one could argue that these laws imperil it by stoking fears of a rare crime and using it to cast doubt on an election's outcome.

Hours later, leaders of the hard-right House Freedom Caucus visited the White House and made a personal case to Trump to modify the legislation — changes that Ryan and other House leaders believe would imperil it by alienating more moderate Republicans.

They seem, in fact, to imperil it.

Avengers, especially ones for whom the administration claims divine sanction, imperil it.

Klimkin said his nation remains committed to the peace plan but warned that the helicopter downing imperils it.

There are some stirring September 11th elegies here, but Whitman's words speak most consolingly, across the century, to the city's new sense of strength imperilled: It is not upon you alone the dark patches fall, / The dark threw its patches down upon me also.

But this is merely one of the unanswered questions about the EU that imperils its future if it has one and makes it such an unpredictable ally if it is one.

Given that e-mail leaks can imperil governments, it seems odd that correspondents spend so little time reviewing basic work before they press send.

MEXICO CITY — A highly touted system to protect Mexican reporters working in one of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists is failing miserably and may in fact further imperil those it is intended to help, media advocates say.