Sentence examples for A potential peril from inspiring English sources

It's when truthiness moves beyond the realm of entertainment that it's a potential peril.

Other incidents have shown how the growth of viral social media can be a potential peril for major parts of the food industry.

A member of Stamford's school board, Ms. Stephenson then convened a meeting of educators, the police and residents to discuss crime trends and what she saw as a potential peril for the city's children.

These days it is also filled with a new potential peril: attacks by terrorists in small motor launches or wooden boats.

If this is a moment of some triumph for the president, it is also a time of potential peril.

The prosecutor will also examine who knew of and helped fund Dowless's operation — a sign of potential peril for Harris.

In a sign of the potential peril ahead, some of the investment firms have recently taken the first steps to cash out.

(The casino declined to buy another "bet and sweat" hybrid, the Money Mill, a treadmill attached to a slot machine, because of its potential peril. "We were afraid people would hurt themselves getting on and off," he said).

Compared with the terror of an earthquake, many people here view the potential peril of flooding as an annoyance, just one more indignation meted out by nature.

In "Crowds and Power," Elias Canetti describes how constant the potential peril is in a crowd and how useful and disastrous crowds have been in the human story.

Schwab said: "The changes are so profound that, from the perspective of human history, there has never been a time of greater promise or potential peril.