Sentence examples for imperilling further from inspiring English sources

The recent pledge of US$1billion from the Government of Norway to Indonesia in return for reducing deforestation rates is both timely, and welcome, and may avoid imperilling further populations of orangutans [51].

The embrace of smaller investors underscores the concern in Washington and on Wall Street that Americans' anger could imperil further efforts to stimulate the economy with vast amounts of government spending.

For Android rivals such as HTC, LG and Motorola, any adoption by Samsung owners of those apps makes them less likely to change to another handset maker, and imperils them further.

At the end of May, the World Health Organization confirmed the first Ebola deaths in Sierra Leone, further imperilling the country's economy, which was already suffering from a decline in its principal export, iron ore.

Britain's recent decision to leave the E.U. has imperilled Deutsche Bank even further.

"Instead of rescuing them, such ill-advised operations only further imperil the lives of the hostages," the statement said.

But several lawmakers and their aides say they are concerned that the administration's displeasure with Mr. Jeffords will further imperil the dairy measure.

While many locals supported it as a means to improve travel in the region, conservationists feared it would further imperil wildlife.

Equatorial Guinea's ambassador, Anatolio Ndong Mba, warned that continuing violence could "escalate out of control and could further imperil what is already a very delicate situation" in Gaza.

For if the justice system is shown to be manipulable by threats of the kind made by the Saudis, national security is thereby further imperilled.

This could further imperil Mr Obama's revenue projections, if the rich people he is relying on to pay virtually all his bills end up a lot less rich than they were.