Sentence examples for may be imperiled from inspiring English sources

Grammy Sue, already frail, may be imperiled by his outbursts.

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

Those advances may be imperiled in the wake of court rulings that have prompted Chicago Public Schools to look for factors other than race when assigning students to such schools.

The prevailing wisdom on Capitol Hill is that if health care reform doesn't pass, the Republican Party's entire agenda may be imperiled.

That support from the countryside may be imperiled, however, as the protracted crisis in the capital has taken its toll on the functioning of government and industry, delaying the agricultural subsidies to some rice producers for the last few months.

UNICEF responds to heat wave in India NEW DELHI, 6 June 2003 - Severe heat wave conditions in several coastal south districts of Andhra Pradesh and adjoining coastal districts of north Tamil Nadu since 20 May and interior parts of Orissa since 27 May are imperiling the lives of people in the region.

(News Note) UNICEF responds to heat wave in India NEW DELHI, 6 June 2003 - Severe heat wave conditions in several coastal south districts of Andhra Pradesh and adjoining coastal districts of north Tamil Nadu since 20 May and interior parts of Orissa since 27 May are imperiling the lives of people in the region.

NEW DELHI, 6 June 2003 - Severe heat wave conditions in several coastal south districts of Andhra Pradesh and adjoining coastal districts of north Tamil Nadu since 20 May and interior parts of Orissa since 27 May are imperiling the lives of people in the region.

Even those borrowers lucky enough to receive loan modifications may still be imperiled by the new terms.

Mr. Patten, whose own position may now be imperiled, did not attempt to disguise the gravity of the situation, alluding to the "unacceptable mistakes, the unacceptably shoddy journalism" that had culminated in the Nov. 2 "Newsnight" program.

But there could be a more personal wrinkle: senior Kremlin officials may worry that they would be personally banned from traveling to the West and that their personal finances might be imperiled.