Sentence examples for imperilled yet from inspiring English sources

I never actually argued that the novel was dead, nor that narrative itself was imperilled, yet whenever I discuss these matters with bookish folk they all exclaim: "But we need stories – people will always need stories".

Her nomination, however, would affect the calculus in the Senate and potentially imperil yet another Democratic seat, a gamble President Obama is unlikely to take.

Later they'll bicker when Jane's indulgent decision to eat at "the expensive salad place" imperils their finances yet again.

But Rick laments, "I'm going to have to let my public radio membership lapse". Later they'll bicker when Jane's indulgent decision to eat at "the expensive salad place" imperils their finances yet again.

An estimated $2bn, one-third of the country's GDP, comes in through hawala or small money transfers, and yet $100m in remittances from the US are imperilled because of government rules blocking the funding of terrorist groups.

The danger is that this process itself creates a crisis: as banks lower their exposure to peripheral Europe and weaken their guarantees to depositors and creditors there, they imperil recovery and spark yet more runs.

It became more expensive to distribute foreign films at the very moment when returns were imperilled; theatres closed and their successors (the work of the past two decades) hadn't yet arisen.

Yet polls show that the dominance of his right-wing bloc may now be imperilled.

Yet it is also an arena of conflict where peace and harmony are continually imperilled and where the boundaries between order and chaos are constantly threatened.

Their whole Thatcherite consensus could prove imperilled.

U.S. sovereignty is not imperilled.