Sentence examples for which imperils from inspiring English sources

I won't support anything which imperils students completing school.

Martin Wheatley, boss of the FCA, said the regulator would "not tolerate conduct which imperils market integrity or the wider UK financial system".

At the time of the fines last month Martin Wheatley, chief executive the FCA, said the regulator would "not tolerate conduct which imperils market integrity or the wider UK financial system".

Having Facebook crack the whip does nothing to solve the problem of users scamming advertisers, which imperils the whole ecosystem.

It protests against a doing which imperils the unity of this being with itself.

The regions to the east of the Philippines and in the South and East China seas are notorious for these storms, which imperil shipping and often cause severe coastal flooding accompanied by loss of life and property.

Ecosystems are facing ever increasing levels of human pressures which imperil the goods and services they provide to humanity.

Barlow's obscurity may also reflect a persistent anxiety, among weird-fiction fans, about Lovecraft's reputation, which was imperilled by suspicions of homosexuality, in the fifties, and which is now imperilled by a growing awareness of Lovecraft's racism.

"No decisions would be taken which would imperil the health or security of any individual.

Record-low reservoir levels at some big dams, which could imperil migrating salmon this spring.

Con Edison has threatened to terminate the lease, which would imperil Mr. El-Gamal's right to buy the property, as provided for in the agreement.