Sentence examples for imperiled both from inspiring English sources
That earlier loss was their fourth in a row in a midseason swoon that imperiled both their playoff hopes and Tom Coughlin's future as their coach.
Like most of what the federal government is on the hook to fix — highways, bridges and airports — the dome is imperiled both by tough economic times and by a politically polarized Congress.
The Post's William Booth and Karia Adam: "Prime Minister Theresa May survived a no-confidence motion in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening, in a close party-line vote of 325 to 302, a day after the humiliating defeat of her Brexit plan imperiled both her leadership and Britain's departure from the European Union.
The panel explored whether the fight to preserve freedom and defend democracy globally was instead imperiling both at home.
By ignoring risks in loans it insured in 2009 and 2010, the study concludes, the F.H.A. is imperiling both borrowers and taxpayers who stand behind the agency.
A high-stakes transatlantic battle over who has the right to determine the nature, and value, of Nicole Kidman's Grace Kelly movie "Grace of Monaco" is brewing ahead of the picture opening the Cannes Film Festival later this month, imperiling both a previously closed distribution deal and casting a shadow over one of the most glamorous nights on the film calendar.
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When large animals, big fish and old trees die off, their rapid demise affects entire eco-systems, imperiling creatures both great and small.
Our economy and our democracy are both imperiled by that collapse and require urgent redress.
Both movies concern imperiled psychiatrists who themselves are borderline bonkers; both have private investigators getting romantic with their subjects; both have the same banal revelation at their finales.
The huge success of "King Kong," a beauty-and-the-beast film that opened in New York at both Radio City Music Hall and the Roxy in 1933, led to roles for Miss Wray in other 1930's films in which her life or her virtue, or both, were imperiled.
