Sentence examples for imperiled efforts from inspiring English sources

A9 Top Arab officials said Israeli military action imperiled efforts to renew peace talks and undermined visits by two senior American officials.

The report concludes that the deficiencies pose "a continuing and serious threat to the quality and credibility of forensic science practice," imperiling efforts to protect society from criminals and shield innocent people from convictions.

A fight between the pharmaceutical and insurance industries over how to expand Medicare to cover prescription drugs is imperiling bipartisan efforts in Congress to offer drug benefits to the elderly this year.

A14 Locking Horns Over Medicare A fight between the pharmaceutical and insurance industries over how to expand Medicare to cover prescription drugs is imperiling bipartisan efforts in Congress to offer drug benefits to the elderly this year.

WASHINGTON — Empowered by their election gains, Congressional Republicans are giving little ground to President Obama and weakened Democrats in the final weeks of the 111th Congress, imperiling Democratic efforts to pass major tax and spending legislation, unemployment aid and a nuclear nonproliferation treaty among other issues.

She has written and edited several books on imperiled species and the efforts to save them.

The capture of the freighter Karine A, with its cargo of antitank missiles and powerful explosives, has already imperiled American-led diplomatic efforts to get Palestinians and Israelis talking once again.

These are the Israeli, Palestinian and American negotiating teams, the social engineers trying to do their job, their efforts always imperiled by the political brandishings of their bosses and the destructive desires of extremists.

These efforts have imperiled the freedom and fairness of the vote, HRW concluded.

It's a worsening crisis that is robbing the federal government of more than a billion dollars a year in stolen fuel and imperiling Mexico's efforts to attract foreign investment in its energy industry as it ends more than seven decades of state monopoly.

Over the past few decades, botanic gardens have taken the lead in efforts to save imperiled plants by creating a backup system in cultivation as a hedge against extinction in the wild.