Sentence examples for imperil morale from inspiring English sources
"Don't ask, don't tell" was billed as a compromise between Clinton's campaign pledge to allow openly gay members to serve and insistence from military brass that doing so would imperil morale.
She made some iffy symbological pictures and a few perfectly awful ones — forgivably, given their service to her always imperilled morale — but her self-portraits cannot be overpraised.
These are actions that imperil our security.
They should not be imperilled by misconceived government policies, however well-intentioned". Writing in the same publication, Rees said morale among staff was being damaged.
After Scott suffers a severe leg injury that imperils his career, Leslie moves into his mansion to become his full-time physical therapist, trainer, morale builder and undemanding homegirl: undemanding, that is, until Morgan breaks up with Scott, and he slips into a depression, from which Leslie rouses him by throwing buckets of ice cubes in his face.
This will imperil the world.
Such closings imperil us all.
