Sentence examples for imperiled existence from inspiring English sources
Outraged by her daughter's immersion in Great Expectations, a novel that she finds both immoral and dangerously irrelevant to their imperiled existence, Matilda's mother insists, "Stories have a job to do...
The imperiled existence of the rufa red knot.
Private liberal arts colleges of so-so reputation and small endowments are often facing revenue shortfalls, imperiling their existence.
PAGE 22 Japan Ages, Villages Vanish In Japan, one of the world's fastest-aging societies, villages are being depopulated and their very existence imperiled.
The centuries-long rule of Ottoman and Persian conquerors imperiled the very existence of the Armenian people.
But in that position, he gained national attention for the way he handled a problem some said imperiled the very existence of the pharmaceutical giant.
In France, where individualist trends had been most pronounced and public reaction to terrorist acts had imperiled the very existence of the movement, anarchists made an effort to acquire a mass following, primarily by infiltrating the trade unions.
But as traffic grew steadily, their existence became imperiled.
MBIA, an insurance company whose very existence is imperiled because it underestimated the risks involved in mortgage lending, says the banks owe it billions because they lied about the mortgages backing securities that MBIA insured.
Warren, whose mother could not afford a wedding gown and whose father's heart attack imperiled her family's very existence in midcentury Oklahoma, has been pushing for a law that would go a good bit further than Obama's executive order by allowing many Americans to refinance their student loans at lower rates.
