Such espionage methods create understandable suspicion of legitimate vaccination efforts, and thus imperil the lives of millions of people.
Again, however, matters are stretched too far, and even I refused to buy the notion that Roy would enlist his daughter's help in a major shakedown and thus imperil her life.
In procrastinating, it prolongs hardship among those ex‐Blafrans least able at present to re‐enter the eco nomic life of Nigeria and thus imperils a grass‐roots support indispensable to rebuilding Nigerian unity.
Although this is a plus for companies trying to limit costs, the minus is that the employee might also forego costly tests that could detect serious diseases and thus imperil his health.
Thus it clearly appears that these aliens are held in jail without bail for no reason except that 'they had been active in the Communist movement.' From this it is concluded that their association with others would so imperil the Nation's safety that they must be isolated from their families and communities.
They cannot change jobs without imperilling their application.
Then, earlier this month, jihadists moved farther south, imperilling the capital, Bamako.
Some foreign affairs specialists in Turkey said the dispute in Davos could weaken Turkey's strong ties with Israel, imperil its neutrality and thus its ability to function as a regional mediator.
Thus, the Greenpeace motion, if granted, would imperil my livelihood.
Agreeing with a suit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the three judges decided that the recall vote, scheduled for October 7th, should be delayed until March 2nd, thus giving Mr Davis, whose governorship had looked imperilled, more time to prove his case.Since then, chaos has been the order of the day.
