Sentence examples for a peril for from inspiring English sources
But keeping ready-made eggnog close at hand is a peril for me.
The ventures into pop have a peril for a publication aspiring to a kind of permanence.
Reading between the lines of Stourton's account, it seems clear that he was good at big ideas, not so good at attention to detail (always a peril for men, like Clark, who don't actually need a salary to survive).
It seems to have been quietly killed, a peril for any person looking to navigate the treacherous waters of licensing archival reissues.
A recession represents a major peril for a premium brand.
Who else, Said wrote in a public exchange of letters in 2002, would repeatedly warn of the "danger to Japan of too much imperial swagger and economic delusion?", a peril rooted, for Oë, in a failure to learn from the past.
WASHINGTON -- Storm clouds darkening over the Middle East suggest a growing peril for the United States and the possibility of a new war that could embroil the U.S., Israel, Iran and others in a bloody, costly fight.
There were also general hair-care lines like Redken, whose Curvaceous series is specific to curly hair, and Moroccanoil, a line whose signature ingredient, oil derived from the nuts of argan trees, was recommended to me by a stylist because he said it did not dry out hair (a particular peril for curls).
He abhorred the legalization of gay marriage and, even more, the declining white birthrate in France, which he called a "catastrophic peril for the future".
Other incidents have shown how the growth of viral social media can be a potential peril for major parts of the food industry.
I worry about the consequences for families if the attacks on abortion access listed by Dorothy Samuels in her May 10 Editorial Observer ("A Spreading Peril for Women's Privacy and Freedom") succeed.
