imperil
Example Sentences
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Should Roblox lose these cases, the penalties could add up quickly and imperil the company’s image—potentially leading to a moral panic.
From Barron's
The unique and biodiverse area is home to little-studied swaths of mangroves and a coral reef, and activists and experts had said the project risked leaks that could imperil the sensitive environment.
From Seattle Times
Mr. Trump’s strategy has risks in that gathering support from pro-life groups might imperil support from other blocs, including suburban women, ahead of a bruising 2024 election season.
From Washington Times
Trump's CNN town hall was a promise of more misery, fear, and even worse and more cruel policies that will shorten lives, tear the country even more apart at the seams, and imperil democracy.
From Salon
Tony Awards administrators held an emergency meeting on Monday to try to salvage this year’s ceremony in the face of a strike by screenwriters that is imperiling the broadcasting of the event.
From New York Times
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