Sentence examples for will not imperil from inspiring English sources

The initial cuts will not imperil America's national security, but the deeper cuts could.

However, the Jockey Club believes the presence of an infected animal so close to the course will not imperil the Classic meeting on the first weekend of June, with the Oaks on the Friday and the Derby the following day.

The Chinese government is trying hard to convince the world that the severe air pollution in Beijing is improving and that it will not imperil the health of athletes in the Olympics there in August.

"Contrary to recent reports in the press, I will not imperil senior citizens in nursing homes, our most vulnerable population, by removing essential Federal protections," he said in prepared statement.

She says she will make careful decisions and will not imperil her staff or contributors, but she wants to send the message that her magazine is not caving in.

The officials fear that the continued intrusion of saltwater will not only imperil the supply of drinking water but also jeopardize future development.

Any senators who fall for this ploy will not only imperil our safety, they will also undermine the Senate's formidable powers in the treaty-making process.

"The information they contain does not imperil the security of the sites concerned," the statement said.

The officials emphasized that any shuttle fleet grounding would not imperil the men orbiting in the station.

The Home Office said this did not imperil its flagship immigration policy but Labour said it was in "chaos".

But we must not imperil the possibility of a diplomatic success before we even have a chance to pursue it.