Sentence examples for that imperiled from inspiring English sources

(A later HUD inquiry uncovered appraisal fraud that imperiled the federal mortgage insurance fund).

That earlier loss was their fourth in a row in a midseason swoon that imperiled both their playoff hopes and Tom Coughlin's future as their coach.

But the Democrats kept every House seat, despite tight races that imperiled Jim Himes in the 4th Congressional District and Chris Murphy in the 5th.

Mindful of government oversight, Canadian banks by and large avoided the structured debt products that imperiled many of their American counterparts.

In October he took a nasty stumble that imperiled his pursuit of Mark Spitz's single Games record of seven gold medals.

Under the lax oversight of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the bank-friendly Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Citi grew to a size in the early 2000s that imperiled taxpayers more than any other bank.

That bare list of emperors obscures the family conflicts that often imperiled the succession, but gradually the principle was established that, even if brothers ruled as coemperors, the senior's authority would prevail.

It's Iran's civilization that's imperiled, and if President Khatami can't protect that, something tells me the brave men and women of Iran, who fought the anti-democratic shah, will fight the anti-democratic ayatollahs.

Ms. Kroes could make a decision without giving Intel a chance to respond, but that could leave the decision open to criticism on the grounds that it imperiled a large company's rights of defense.

But the legacy he has left is one that has imperiled the wider Murdoch operation, and not only because of damage to its reputation.

The delay gives Vikings quarterback Brett Favre an extra day to recover from the sprained shoulder that has imperiled his hope of starting.