Sentence examples for not imperilled from inspiring English sources
U.S. sovereignty is not imperilled.
However, European politicians fell over one another last night to say that the EU's enlargement was not imperilled.
But although Mr Brown has not imperilled the stability he is so proud of, his other boast the one about intellectual coherence and rigour is looking a lot more doubtful.Fuelling the problemTake fuel duty.
Philosophical discussion of dissociation is not imperilled if the sceptics about MPD carry the day.
He argued that "the French language is not imperilled in Quebec", and opposed "special status" for the province in the Canadian Constitution accordingly.
The initial cuts will not imperil America's national security, but the deeper cuts could.
"The information they contain does not imperil the security of the sites concerned," the statement said.
The officials emphasized that any shuttle fleet grounding would not imperil the men orbiting in the station.
Before coming to the decision he received expert advice to the effect that bringing an end to the tests would not imperil national defense.
The insolvency of individual investors does not imperil an entire economy, but that of big banks can.Nonetheless, as many economists have noted, bond financing is not always better in the long run.
The president added: "While the past must be respectfully recognised, it must not imperil the potential of the present or the possibilities of the future – ar feidireachtai gan teorainn – our endless possibilities working together".
