Sentence examples for increasingly imperilled from inspiring English sources

At a time when the freedom of the press is increasingly imperilled across South Asia (and across the world), the suspension of Himal is particularly alarming.

3) with a sale of twenty-eight works by the diarist and photographer Peter Beard, who has dedicated his life to documenting the increasingly imperilled wildlife of Africa.

These are, however, becoming increasingly imperilled, as property owners choose to raise rents instead of renewing vintage diners' leases.

UNICEF supplies are on the way, but access remains a major challenge in Lebanon NEW YORK, USA, 21 July 2006 – Civilian refugees caught in the conflict in Lebanon and Israel are increasingly imperilled, especially in southern Lebanon, where fighting is expected to intensify.

The Russians are providing enough diplomatic and military coverage to keep him fighting even if doing so empowers the Islamists in the opposition and increasingly imperils the position of the Alawites and other minorities.

But it also appears imperilled at times by today's shifting and increasingly difficult political landscape.

Their whole Thatcherite consensus could prove imperilled.

U.S. sovereignty is not imperilled.

"Hungarian democracy is imperilled," he told me.

Our past successes imperilled our future.

But recently Issa has been feeling imperilled.