Sentence examples for is being imperiled from inspiring English sources

Taft-Hartley requires the administration to convince the court that "the national health or safety" is being imperiled.

One of the resolution's sponsors, Supervisor Norman Yee, noted how he's heard from seniors and people in wheelchairs who are "being imperiled and inconvenienced because they are having to navigate around scooters and bikes".

No one is being disenfranchised, the wonderful faux democracy of Twitter won't be imperiled.

PAGE 22 Japan Ages, Villages Vanish In Japan, one of the world's fastest-aging societies, villages are being depopulated and their very existence imperiled.

Wherever it does so, incumbents are toppled, new entrants are suppressed and innovation is imperiled.

The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which is up for renewal this year, is imperiled by Iran's stance.

The network's success would be imperiled if Republicans were to take the White House, Senate and House.

When vital interests are imperiled, war may be necessary, he concedes.

While the future of federal incentives may be imperiled, states are proving to be strong subsidizers of the industry's growth.

Does William F. Schulz, the executive director of Amnesty International USA, truly believe that American troops will be less likely to be imperiled if we afford better treatment to the Al Qaeda prisoners?

Other species that have been found to be imperiled by a loss of habitat driven by climate change include corals off Florida, polar bears in Alaska and the pika, a small mountain-dwelling rodent found in western states.