Sentence examples for imperiled for from inspiring English sources

My roses, which need full sun, have been imperiled for years by the creeping shade of an ever-larger locust tree owned by a neighbor two doors over.

Hours after a predawn power loss shut down much of Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Line early on Wednesday, officials warned that service could be imperiled for several days, and possibly longer, upending commutes for tens of thousands of travelers.

Books would seem imperiled for similar reasons, but don't underestimate the grounding aspect of relatively stable pools of information, nor the tendency of periodicals to blend into new forms that are more booklike in effect while preserving the dynamics of social filtering.

Mackie (1980) and Routley (1981), among others at the time, point to difficulties with this general position but ultimately agree that Fitch's result is a refutation of the claim that all truths are knowable, and that various forms of verificationism are imperiled for related reasons.

But as a human rights activist for writers imperiled for their choice to put pen to paper, my ears were perked for any mention of the great freedom participants in the 83rd Oscars have enjoyed to pursue their craft.

Because it's those of us who don't fear for our lives or face marginalization in the ways that our queer family of color, our trans, gender nonconforming and femme siblings and other members of our community imperiled for their identity do who must stand tallest.

American food aid to the starving is imperiled ― for Congress, it's an easy cut.

Indeed, the fact that FEMA's financial response was imperiled but for an 11th hour line of credit granted by Congress speaks to the challenges of clearing financial hurdles at all layers of disaster preparedness.

Rising rents and competition from the chains have imperiled independents for years, but San Francisco used to think it was immune.

Protection for imperiled species is vital not only for these charismatic species, but to heed the early warnings that species on the brink provide, letting us know when we are overstepping nature's bounds.

Consequently, many Democratic lawmakers are pushing for measures that would make it easier for imperiled homeowners to replace their adjustable subprime mortgages with more traditional 30-year fixed-rate mortgages.