Sentence examples similar to imperil success from inspiring English sources

If some psychoanalyst is moved to tell me, "You felt imperilled by success," I do not deny it: I was imperilled by success and, at the age of thirteen, apparently had the sense to know it.

Pearson's public declaration could imperil that musical success, columnist Jonathan Merritt wrote for Religion News Service.

But one of those six losses, Monday night's, may imperil their postseason success.

Now, with just weeks left before the start of competition, those worries could imperil the race's success.

But that is time-consuming and has raised concerns that delays could impede or even imperil the investigation's success.

Like Yao, Wu argues that economic reforms have stagnated, and he has come to believe that China's economic success is imperilled by the abuse of power in pursuit of profit.

Our past successes imperilled our future.

Emotions and tempers inevitably flare when a side slip from success story to imperilled in the course of a season but Holloway's call for perspective is not confined to Bloomfield Road.

While no one disputed that the relief effort has been successful, several relief officials expressed concern that the United States was exaggerating that success and could possibly imperil future relief operations by drawing too rosy a picture.

In 90 minutes the more experienced man persuaded wavering voters that a change of government might imperil the Celtic tiger's economic success (fast growth, low unemployment, low taxes).Ultimately a desire for change that was evident in the electorate at the start of the three-week campaign failed to translate into a vote for change.

But we must not imperil the possibility of a diplomatic success before we even have a chance to pursue it.