Sentence examples for a point of peril from inspiring English sources

The current dispute between the teachers union and the district has reached a point of peril that has not existed since the early 1990s — when a strike was narrowly averted — or even 1989, when one was not.

Because it's another proof point of the perils of digibabble and the danger of believing that digital kills all in its wake.

At this point Minecraft's ambiance shifts, and you realize that as well as a playpen for the imagination, this is also a world of peril.

But she feels more of a sense of peril.

How do we maintain perspective in a moment of peril?

Obama's "grassroots bipartisanship" may be fraught with peril as well as opportunity from a strategic point of view, but it's not a pretense or a feint.

By FRANK LoMONTE Journalism education is facing a "perfect storm" of peril.

Is your house a disgusting swamp of peril and sickness?

Ms. Barbosa is painfully familiar with the perils and inadequacies of Brazil's public health system, a focal point of the protests that shook Brazil last month.

That is, whether I can give reasons for them that can be appreciated from what Hume called a "common point of view" — reasons that can "move some universal principle of the human frame, and touch a string, to which all mankind have an accord and symphony".[2] I think that we ignore this problem — the problem of defending our epistemic principles from a common point of view — at our peril.

Pony Express riders faced a host of perils.