Curiously, the era most imperiled is the late 20th century.
In the case of the Secret Service, the one person most imperiled is the president himself.
In truth, the people most imperiled by the increasing gravitational pull of the Hamptons on Montauk are working — they're not at the beach.
For obvious reasons, these are the homes most imperiled or already lost, and these owners are screaming the loudest for taxpayer bailouts.
Life is more anxiety-filled these days for Ms. Hochul, who now is the most endangered Democratic House incumbent in New York State and one of the most imperiled in the country, according to political analysts.
The two most imperiled, she said, are the Anegada iguana, found only on the island for which it is named in the British Virgin Islands, and the Jamaican iguana.
Having been bowled out for 219 on the first day, third-bottom Warwickshire looked most imperiled by Hampshire's ongoing dominance over Durham, only for Barker's four for 30 to roll Lancashire over for 152.
Hirsi Ali, a politician who has thought hard about these issues in her own life, has emerged as perhaps the country's best-known politician and certainly its most imperiled.
The first step is to evaluate wildfire hazard and risk elements at the landscape level over longer time frames to provide insight into the factors dominating fire behavior and the most imperiled physical or ecologic domain such as vegetative succession, watershed values or human health and safety.
Among the most imperiled are two teenage dimwits (Marco Macor and Ciro Petrone) who run amok while shouting lines from Brian De Palma's "Scarface" (always a bad idea) and a delicate-faced 13-year-old (Salvatore Abruzzese) who joins the Camorra without realizing the price it will exact.
