Sentence examples for imperil those from inspiring English sources

Impressed by Hitler's annexation of Austria and dismemberment of Czechoslovakia in 1938, he wrote that the German leader would not imperil those gains by embarking on "a deliberately planned aggressive war".

Then make certain that whatever management actions you take don't imperil those unique qualities.

Losing it would imperil those ratings, and reduce MBIA's ability to guarantee debt.

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.

Not only are these majestic animals disappearing before us, as poachers grow in sophistication and firepower, this explosion in trafficking undermines the stability and security of range states, and imperils those whose livelihoods depend on these great creatures and ecosystems.

Passage of any of those amendments could imperil the package's prospects for quick approval in the Senate.

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

Only one of the five problems associated with Wall Street — the risk that the Street's recklessness will imperil the economy, especially if those risks are concentrated in "too big to fail" institutions — can generally be seen as a sell-side issue.

But those bets shouldn't imperil the real economy on Main Street when they go bad, and that's what the Merkley-Levin provisions are supposed to protect against.

By its very nature, though, the death penalty — which makes it possible for the state to execute the innocent — imperils exactly those rights and protections the Constitution seeks to guarantee.

Dr. Thomas S. Huddle, of the medical school at the University of Alabama, Birmingham, wrote that all lies, even those told for a good cause, imperil the moral fabric of medicine.