imperil örnekleri

• Their sense of self-and often their very lives-have been imperiled; they describe themselves as survivors of a "shipwreck" (p. 73).

• By failing to recognize his knowledge limitations, the utopian engineer imperils his position.

• There seemed no safe place to lodge her and her arrest could imperil the rest.

• A sense of something imperiled was the hallmark of conservative culture.

• To stray from this code is to imperil salvation, and to risk exclusion from the community of the saved.

• This situation absolutely imperils our already tenuous claim to professional status' (p. 379).

• To the extent that we emphasize the embeddedness of behavior in multifaceted context, we imperil our ability to produce parsimonious models.

• These practices will, among other things, imperil macroeconomic stability.

• Thus, the street cleaners' slogan constitutes an appeal: not reducing the number of ditched cans imperils the event's future.

• Both options are costly; however, displays of weakness also enhance a perception of vulnerability and therefore imperil the legitimacy enjoyed by the state.

• As the boat sets out, the current and wind rise and a ferocious storm imperils the boat.

• Believing that a confrontational, mobilizational and polarizing approach would imperil prospects for a democratic transition, they pursued a cautious path.

• This indeterminacy, in turn, complicates, impedes, and often imperils his theological discourse.

• As a category, it imperils or degrades the artist's own categorization by typing that artist as someone whose base material needs debase their artistry and integrity.

• For most theoretical and practical purposes, we are justified in concluding that the identity of a legal system is not imperiled by the open-endedness of some of its frontiers.