Sentence examples for which are imperiled from inspiring English sources
To the contrary: it would demonstrate Obama's commitment to Israel's security and its viability as a democracy and a Jewish state, both of which are imperiled today by the policies of the Netanyahu government and the imminent loss of the two-state solution.
But most are pessimistic, with an abundance of images of post-apocalyptic landscapes in which the conditions for life on this planet are imperiled, and humans are all but extinct.
As in this animal-human gathering, in nature, balance and harmony are imperiled by irregularity or unpredictable biological behavior for which no host defenses are immediately available.
— 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.
Levy added that the company's decision to suspend payment of its quarterly dividend reveals the extent to which Ford is imperiled.
Levy added that the company's decision to suspend payment of its quarterly dividend, as well its admission that its North American market share will slide to about 15% from 25% in the late 1990s, reveals the extent to which Ford is imperiled.
The children are imperiled.
Without funding, peoples' hopes for development are imperiled.
But these gains are imperiled by the current stalemate at the top.
Most of the profits now come from merchandising, but even those are imperiled.
