Sentence examples for Health peril from inspiring English sources

F1 Business HEALTH PERIL -- Thousands could lose their health insurance in the aftermath of the attack on the World Trade Center, consumer advocates said.

Karl Mayr to attend propaganda sessions at the University of Munich and to lecture to soldiers about the Bolshevik peril.

YELLOW PERIL ALERT The Westmorland Gazette (the paper that every week invites readers to take part in its Spot The Sheepdog competition) and the Guardian have both become worried by the spread of a killer weed.

Airport-type security checks on some trains are also likely, as are more random checks of baggage and cars, and the removal of litter bins that might serve as bomb receptacles the sort of grinding measures Britain adopted during the IRA peril.

Blockbuster Peril: When Big Drugs Go Bust 04.15.02 Can drug firms beat their blockbuster habit?

(See: "Blockbuster Peril: When Big Drugs Go Bust").. Pfizer is priming its massive drugmaking machinery to ready for that inevitable dip in sales.

"If it's not safer," he said, "why would you ever want to give it?" Blockbuster Peril: When Big Drugs Go Bust 04.15.02 Can drug firms beat their blockbuster habit?

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A13 Pentagon Office in Peril Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said that the Pentagon might eliminate a new office intended to influence public opinion overseas, citing fears that its credibility was doomed.

A new report released by NRDC and the Rocky Mountain Climate Organization called Parks in Peril details the ways climate change is altering the seasons, wildlife habitat, and flower-filled meadows we thought were preserved forever.

(See: While Enron Burned Wall Street Fiddled) In that atmosphere, why should Skilling believe that Enron's peril was "imminent?" It could have been years away.