Sentence examples for imperilling life from inspiring English sources

Unknown to the people below, these chemicals were causing drastic changes to the atmosphere that were imperilling life on earth in ways barely understood.

Most of us have a hazy idea that climate change, population growth and inequality are imperilling life on earth – including our lives – but Bourne's facts sharpen those fears.

An international audit of the health of the oceans has found that overfishing and pollution are also contributing to the crisis, in a deadly combination of destructive forces that are imperilling marine life, on which billions of people depend for their nutrition and livelihood.

Bradley asked Emily Lenzner, the communications director of Atlantic Media, to try to keep imperilling details out of the press.

The longer this persists the greater the risk of a slide into deflation, imperilling countries laden with excessive debt.

Lynch has a reputation as a prosecutor with a strong relationship with the police, but she wasn't necessarily imperilling that.

Cheap oil is imperilling borrowers, such as American shale producers, who need cash to stay afloat until prices (they hope) rebound.

The additional expense of bank bail-outs would increase this to €496 billion, or 19% of GDP, lifting German government debt from 81% of GDP in 2011 to 100% and imperilling Germany's triple-A credit rating.

Arab diplomatic solidarity endorsing military action wobbled on Sunday, when the league's secretary general, Amr Moussa, suggested early strikes on Muamar Gaddafi's military may have gone beyond their intended scope and could be imperilling civilians.

Forest Kindergarten, an innovative outdoor nursery established in 2014, will close its doors at Toys Hill this half-term, after the Trust ruled that its daily class of 14 young children were imperilling ancient trees and disturbing wildlife.

The plan comes after Gove was accused by Oliver of imperilling children's health and educational prospects by letting the rapidly growing number of academies and free schools opt out of standards.