Sentence examples similar to a recognized peril from inspiring English sources

Our partners saw in the EHP Focus article "Paving Paradise: The Peril of Impervious Surfaces" (Frazer 2005) the statement on page A459: "Asphalt is one concern, as it contains coal tar pitch, a recognized human carcinogen.... " Our partners asked us if we could help them address this statement.

But the White House also recognized the peril for Kavanaugh and on Monday launched a public relations offensive to save his nomination.

Since then, Saudi Islamists have recognized their peril.

Somebody has recognized the peril confronting this great city and is going to do something about it.

They displayed, he wrote, "an unwillingness to recognize the peril that the planet faces at the end of their nuclear gun and (are) continuing to gamble on the future of humanity".

As long ago as the 1970s, the company recognized the perils of unregulated operatic growth and proposed creating a Mini Met.

Richard Nixon recognized the perils of such grandiose visions.

Romney touched upon his running mate's lengthy residence in the nation's capital during a raucous rally here on Sunday, saying that Ryan felt compelled put aside his own interests and go to Washington because he recognized the perils the nation would face because of its spending addiction.

Famous econo-mists and syndicated columnists outlined the demonic nature of Russia's plot to Americans too stupid to recognize the peril posed by life without a deadly enemy.

Recognizing the peril of denying the past, Deng contrived a formula pulling the rug out from under a demigod, pronouncing him 60percentt good and 40percentt bad.

But we must also heed the warnings of the scientists and recognize the peril faced by these majestic beings.