Sentence examples for imperilling the from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Some worry that the government's obvious ambivalence is imperilling the entire reconciliation process.

German strongpoints in the mountains around Cassino were imperilling the allied advance towards Rome.

"I think the definition of imperilling the federal election is very broad.

Sticking rigidly to that deadline could imperil the plan.

He also admitted that the violence had imperilled the economy.

Mr. Clarke warned that delay could imperil the Northern Alliance fighters.

If they imperil the child, the state must intercede.

This trend imperils the future wellbeing of everyone.