Sentence examples for would never imperil from inspiring English sources

(Gladstone had not believed the rumours about Parnell's liaison, holding that Parnell would never "imperil the future of Ireland for an adulterous intrigue").

(Gladstone had not believed the rumours about Parnell's liaison, holding that Parnell would never "imperil the future of Ireland for an adulterous intrigue"). He never sought to correct the stories Parnell spread about him in Ireland.

Caveat No. 3: The FTC would never levy a fine, the former officials agree, that's so large that it would imperil the future of Facebook.

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

But other residents argued that the proposed campus, which would have 14 athletic fields, was too large and would bring choking traffic and would imperil wetlands.

Brexit would significantly imperil both accomplishments.

"It imperils future capital plans and it imperils their operating budget, and that would ultimately imperil the state's budget".

Delay necessary for a hearing would not imperil the grand jury proceedings.

More delay would only imperil the recovery, such as it is.

But it would slightly imperil the sense of outrage the Republicans need to make major gains in November.

Mechanistic finance wouldn't disappear, but it wouldn't imperil our livelihoods as it so palpably has in recent years.