The likelihood of Illinois losing a seat in Congress and the need to acknowledge booming Hispanic growth, may imperil an existing black Congressional seat in the city.
The human angle has been a common note in the anniversary coverage, with the Nation reflecting on the way disaster movies have mediated our response to real-life tragedies, and the Washington Post examining the way our best social instincts may imperil us in a dangerous situation.
The flourishing Sino-German friendship has a dark side, the authors say: it may imperil Europe's overall relations with China on a range of issues important to the E.U., including human rights, climate change and foreign policy.
A new survey looking at 10 key House and Senate districts found that voters there strongly oppose cutting Social Security benefits -- a stance that may imperil lawmakers in next year's elections.
While some partners can invest a lot of capital, it will come with risks you may not want to take on; you could be stuck with an equity owner who may imperil your vision and drain too much time and energy that could have been used to build the business.
This may imperil the landing rights, but will, at the same time mobilise quite a bit of opposition, including in the United States, because it is true that although the US administration would very much like to force this through, there is much support for our position among the parliamentarians.
Strong men may imperil their health by trying to fulfill their sexual demands.
Purely defensive measures, meanwhile, often impose substantial costs on innocent people and may imperil civil liberties.
WikiLeaks may imperil the lives of agents or compromise negotiations, and is certainly arming our enemies with awkward knowledge.
