Sentence examples for to be imperiled from inspiring English sources

Critics say such views are antiquated and alarming in an era when democracies around the globe appear to be imperiled.

Denise Burke, AUL's vice-president of legal affairs, made it clear on Monday that the group considered much of its handiwork to be imperiled.

Other species that have been found to be imperiled by a loss of habitat driven by climate change include corals off Florida, polar bears in Alaska and the pika, a small mountain-dwelling rodent found in western states.

The stability of the government's power-sharing executive appeared to be imperiled by conflict over proposed welfare reforms, especially after a compromise agreement was scuttled by Sinn Féin in March 2015.

Does William F. Schulz, the executive director of Amnesty International USA, truly believe that American troops will be less likely to be imperiled if we afford better treatment to the Al Qaeda prisoners?

The bottom line is that the primary system is broken beyond repair, but until we start to actively wrangle with the role that big money plays in getting out a candidate's message and who controls the airwaves, our democracy will continue to be imperiled.

But the political bickering at the heart of the government seemed to be imperiling these gains, and many analysts think that despite this accord, the government will be unable to pacify the country.

Ducks Unlimited, a conservation group founded by hunters, predicts that the entire low-lying wetlands at the river's mouth, a prime fish nursery, will be inundated by the sea in the next 50 years, meaning that the species the council was working to save would be imperiled again.

— President Obama prepared to accept the Democratic nomination to run for a second term on Thursday night, and planned to say that "our problems can be solved," while making a forceful case that in four years, he has brought the economy from disaster to a recovery which would be imperiled by a return to Republican stewardship.

If his award is substantially reduced when the case is heard on appeal this fall, his ability to finance his business could be imperiled.

However, unlike a filler, an innocent suspect is not known to be innocent and will be imperiled (and perhaps wrongfully convicted) if mistakenly identified.