Sentence examples for Hidden peril from inspiring English sources
Left abandoned and with no record of their locations, this myriad of underground quarries became a hidden peril for a city in full expansion.
Speaking to that regrettable syndrome of 'non-exchange', and already attentive in 1835 to the structural flaws in that fledgling brand of American democracy, Alexis de Tocqueville famously raised his own qualms about the hidden peril of a 'tyranny by the majority'.
ANNES, England — If the midway point of a golf tournament is like the intermission of a play, then the 141st British Open has all of its notable and skulking characters in place set across a deceptively placid scene waiting to entertain with its hidden peril.
Though it may seem like an unconditional win for utilities to build new communications networks, install new sensors, and add smart meters, hidden peril exists in raising the fixed costs utilities must recover from customers that increasingly look elsewhere for power.
And South Korea's securities firms, most of which are owned by chaebol, add to the hidden perils by underwriting the bond issues of other chaebol.
And look out for the "hidden perils" of depression, anger and self-absorption.
Amidst the older generation of Chinese, there is concern that this hidden fear of the 'Yellow Peril' will re-emerge as Asian-American overachievers start to assert themselves in the work force.
They call for rethinking conditions and clauses of insurability, updating the definition of technical and operational risk, identifying hidden exposures, pricing these policies, and focusing on perils that should be excluded.
Many observers say the taco truck issue illuminates far more complex dynamics, from the perils of rapid urban development to hidden resentments toward, and among, Hispanics.
Throughout the book she repeatedly warns the reader of the perils of preconceived notions, inherent and hidden biases and seeing only what we want to see.
In 1972, Richard Sennett and Jonathan Cobb wrote a memorable book called "The Hidden Injuries of Class". We forget about economic inequality at our peril.
