Sentence examples for Serious peril from inspiring English sources
None is without serious peril.
This puts democracy itself in serious peril.
The more serious peril, though, has to do with policy rather than politics.
Victory will place the most dangerous regime on the planet, Iran's fascist theocracy, in serious peril.
The developments signaled the most serious peril yet for Republicans' 51-49 majority.
"The federal government ignores state and local governments at serious peril," Mr. Corzine said.
Coastal groups in northeast Asian waters, along with many other baleen species, were likely driven into serious perils or functional extinctions by industrial catches by Japan covering wide ranges of China and Korean EEZ within very short period in 20th century.
And yet he always avoided serious legal peril, not least because he played by the lessons imbibed from Roy Cohn.
Food policy is not something American presidents have had to give much thought to, at least since the Nixon administration — the last time high food prices presented a serious political peril.
Most important, there has been very little visibility into the actual investigation, making it difficult to judge from the outside whether Clinton or her aides are in serious legal peril.
William F. Buckley Jr., whose new novel on McCarthy is due out next summer, said many Americans looking back on the espionage dismiss its significance because there is so little threat from Moscow today that to them it is hard to remember how serious the peril was.
