If the HDP scrapes in, the ruling party's majority could be imperilled and the presidential ambitions wrecked.
Mr McConnell declared that promise imperilled by "distant planners in federal agencies", whether they are killing jobs in coal mines or in their zeal to impose Obamacare cancelling families' health insurance plans.
But it can speed recovery and help Mexico hang on to its imperilled stability.
Allies such as Israel and Turkey long followed American wishes reflexively because they felt imperilled and dependent on American largesse.
Rather more surprising, though, is the role Rowan Williams played in securing Mr John's resignation, and the way in which the Archbishop of Canterbury has since tried to justify his removal.In a statement on July 6th, Mr Williams argued that the appointment of Mr John had imperilled the unity of the church.
Worst of all, in a state that channels much of its frustrated ambition into cheering for its college football teams, school athletics programmes may be imperilled.
While the mostly silver-haired crowd munched on fried catfish, the candidate talked of a nation imperilled by government spending.
Although the OECD thinks it will then grow by 1.6% in 2010, helped by aggressive loosening in monetary policy, it gives warning that the recovery may be imperilled in a prolonged credit crunch.
But perhaps not surprisingly, given the endurance and success of the union, imperilled though it is Scots' own interests, and the rest of Britain's, coincide.At the heart of the nationalist campaign is the claim that Scotland would be a more prosperous and more equal country if it went solo.
National security and the fight against terrorism would be imperilled if Britain's valued Middle Eastern ally were annoyed, the official version ran.
Should they stumble, the West's interests in the region will be imperilled.
