Sentence examples for imperilled through from inspiring English sources
Should the laws be struck down through endorsement of US supreme court jurisprudence – especially Buckley v Valeo, which rejected equality and fairness as legitimate grounds for restricting "free" speech – attempts to regulate the electoral process to ensure its democratic integrity may be imperilled through constitutional obstacles.
Brandeis worried that the corporate giants of his day would imperil democracy through concentrated economic power.
In this wide-ranging and often beautiful book, she sets off on a series of peregrinations through abandoned or imperilled places, from the relics of tin mining in Cornwall to the depopulated islands of Tierra del Fuego.
Their whole Thatcherite consensus could prove imperilled.
U.S. sovereignty is not imperilled.
"Hungarian democracy is imperilled," he told me.
Our past successes imperilled our future.
But recently Issa has been feeling imperilled.
That's the mission imperilled by Facebook.
Trade deals will be imperilled outside.
Would any of the operations be imperilled?
