Sentence examples for a new peril from inspiring English sources

Lance Armstrong faced a new peril today in his quest for his fifth Tour de France title: a street protest.

They now face a new peril, a proposed 2,200-megawatt 2,200-megawattdam, whydroelectricoodamuch of their homeland in the Ene River Valley.

And they are now facing a new peril, the proposed 2,200-megawatt 2,200-megawattydroelectric dam, which would flood much of the Ene River valley.

"They have come to symbolize the majesty of California's forests, and to think they are facing a new peril is of great concern".

Less conspicuous, perhaps only because voters are too busy staring at their own smartphones to notice, is the way the ubiquity of mobile devices has introduced a new peril into candidate-voter interactions: distracted campaigning.

But the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOAO) in Rome spoke this week of a new peril: migrating birds could bring the disease back after wintering in Nigeria, where an outbreak was confirmed last week at a farm near Kaduna.

In the climactic weeks before the House is to vote on campaign finance reform, the drive to enact a comprehensive bill faces a major new peril.

And most economists think the anxiety articulated in this poll is a reaction to a real and new peril.

History has led us to a new crossroads, with new promise and new peril.

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

While some call for immigration to revive the region, demagogues whip up a new yellow peril, divining a Chinese plot to win back former possessions by sending people over the border.The irony is that though the region has always been the subject of fantasies of great wealth, mineral discoveries have now given substance to those dreams.