Sentence examples for imperilling everything from inspiring English sources

Conversely, those that are not bolted down will jolt off their foundations and collapse, imperilling everything — and everyone — inside them.

These warming temperatures will imperil everything from native cutthroat trout to aspen forests and the $700 million in annual economic activity that they and other gems in the park generate by attracting tourists, the report said.

With Egypt's economy in free fall, they are rightly anxious that mass hunger, rising inflation and joblessness among Egypt's 83 million people could imperil everything they have achieved so far.

It's the sweeping hazard that imperils everything from our health with dirty air to our economy with costly damages.

They cannot change jobs without imperilling their application.

Then, earlier this month, jihadists moved farther south, imperilling the capital, Bamako.

Here's what's imperilling Malcolm Turnbull, prime minister.

She has the mind and manner of a top-flight bluestocking: she knows everything, from the lyrics of Two Gentlemen Of Verona - The Musical, to George Bernard Shaw's peccadillos (I don't know why, but it occurred to me to wonder out loud why Shaw thought acting was imperilling to the soul. "This is a man who wouldn't eat in front of people!" she scoffed. "No wonder he thought acting was disgusting").

But late in 2002 it came under fire for imperilling the Dubrovka hostage rescue.

She accused her father of "political suicide" and of imperilling the party's future.

In much of the third world, wooden artefacts are imperilled by insect pests, paintings by the humidity, and everything by ill-trained, ill-paid and incompetent museum staff (in Nigeria more than 50 objects were stolen from the Ife Museum alone in 1993-94).