Sentence examples similar to Projected peril from inspiring English sources

It also happens to be his directorial debut, but vanity-project peril is kept at bay by grandiose humanist ambition.

As court challenges, expired permits, and now avalanche hazards throw the billion-dollar Jumbo Glacier Resort project into peril, it's unlikely this vacant town will be welcoming human residents anytime soon.

Even that projected growth path, however, has its perils.

At their meeting in March 2009, Mr. Havel warned of the perils of limitless hope being projected onto a leader.

Aides said Mr. Havel warned Mr. Obama of the perils of limitless hope being projected onto a leader, noting that disappointment could boil over into anger.

Organizations ignore the costs of low quality in analytics projects at their peril.

Now the whole project is in peril, and she has laid down the law: no race, no money.

While 600 conventional coal plants currently generate half the nation's electricity, new projects are in peril: Of the 114 proposed plants, 67 still await permits.

The ruling comes amid a longstanding debate on both sides of the Atlantic about the perils of overly thin models projecting an unhealthy body image for women.

Washington has built his career on projecting authority in situations of extreme stress and peril.

Defense contractors embrace civilian projects at their own peril.