Sentence examples for that would imperil from inspiring English sources

It will also require avoiding a cap that would imperil safety-net entitlements, like food stamps.

"The region would be dramatically transformed in a way that would imperil the civilized world".

Mr. Abraham countered with advertisements that said she would push for a bureaucratic health system that would imperil the elderly.

Some are worried that an abrupt rise in China's currency might set off a deflationary spiral there that would imperil China's troubled banking system.

She had just given birth to her son, Adam, born with a heart ailment that would imperil his life and require three operations to fix, the first of which he was about to have in Ann Arbor, Mich.

Imagine the world was facing upheaval on a scale not seen during modern civilization, a change that would imperil the world's great cities by the rising seas and snuff out species at at the fastest rate since the dinosaurs disappeared.

Is it really possible that the president and Congress (who are the elected representatives of the people) cannot agree on any reasonable reductions that would not imperil the health and safety of the nation?

Mr. Gonzales testified on Monday: "Our enemies are listening, and I cannot help but wonder if they aren't shaking their heads in amazement at the thought that anyone would imperil such a program by leaking its existence in the first place, and smiling at the prospect that we might now disclose even more or perhaps even unilaterally disarm ourselves of a key tool in the war on terror".

One was that it would imperil the business model of organisations such as Ordnance Survey, which depended on licensing for income.

But critics said the plan — much of which tracks a recent proposal by an oil industry trade group — would make little headway toward either goal, and they feared that it would imperil drinking water supplies and hurt the environment.

Restaurant owners across the state opposed the casino exemption from the beginning, exasperated by legislators who said a smoking ban would not hurt their businesses but, at the same time, seemed persuaded that it would imperil the casino industry.