Examples of imperilling

• I should also have been imperilling the lives of my two comrades.

• I am trying to point out why we may be imperilling the new dynamism in gas exploration and development which is essential for the future.

• The third possibility is that we should live with disagreement, without imperilling the peace of the world and the safety of mankind.

• That is what they may well be imperilling.

• Any significant reductions will cause a degradation of morale and extinguish the flame, eradicating our reserve forces and thereby imperilling the safety of the nation.

• They feel that the present uncertainty is unjust to the teachers, and is gravely imperilling the efficiency of the schools.

• There has been talk of the danger of imperilling good business.

• Wheat and meat can be used for bargaining purposes without imperilling the cost of living at all.

• We cannot erode our environmental capital, or indeed our social assets, without imperilling economic welfare.

• It is reducing our production effort, it is imperilling our health, and is endangering international relations.

• Since action against aircraft noise without imperilling safety costs money, will he confirm that money will be made available for this important purpose?

• I heard what he said today about being determined that equally firm action would be taken to contain money supply without imperilling expansion.

• At present substantial profits are made without generally imperilling the production of high quality programmes.

• They could have been debated here, and a final decision could have been postponed until the autumn, without in any way imperilling their smooth working.

• What we have done and are doing is all that can be compassed without imperilling the success of our immense military undertakings.