Imperiling

Rail workers in Canada are poised to walk off the job, imperiling cargo moving across North America and threatening backups at major ports like Vancouver, British Columbia.

Inspectors found the nursing home failed to monitor patients for symptoms of the coronavirus, then failed to implement infection-control practices to contain the virus’ spread — imperiling all 43 residents in the facility.

And Newsom's signature could push his already-contentious relationship with Trump into volatile new territory — potentially imperiling California's relationship with Washington.

But global warming is just one of multiple urgent, interlocking crises that are now imperiling the very foundations of human wellbeing.

His legal team signed off on the original rulings, he says, and only later discovered inconsistencies that needed to be changed lest the two companies be left without any workers comp coverage, imperiling their employees.

Someone turned on heaters and turned off fans at two poultry barns, imperiling the chickens.

Was Bush 41 committing an impeachable act and imperiling U.S. national security?

How could the Republican Guard surrender its slice of the Iranian economy and end its foreign interventions without imperiling its reason for being — to protect and promote the Iranian Islamic revolution?

The move was interpreted by some in Trump's orbit as an acknowledgement of the rising likelihood that Democrats could gain control of the House this fall, imperiling the president's agenda and potentially sparking talk of impeachment.

You are drastically imperiling a vast array of species within a few square miles of you.