Sentence examples for acute peril from inspiring English sources

The reefs of south-east Asia are in the most acute peril – with 95% on the danger list; 75% of the reefs in the Caribbean are also threatened, including all those in Florida, Haiti and Jamaica.

But the otherworldly white vista from the decks and the realisation that we were not in acute peril created a communal excitement and realisation that we were going to have a most unique Christmas.

Considering the acute relegation peril confronting Sunderland and Newcastle, Sunday's meeting will be imbued with an added intensity befitting possibly the most significant Tyne-Wear encounter yet.

Helping to keep the party together in its acute moment of peril had been his greatest achievement, Healey would later tell visitors.

At one point you have to shuffle along a narrow ledge above a large precipice and the sense of peril is acute.

The wily Slovene party chief, Milan Kucan, long the most acute analyst of the Milosevic peril, had called the Serb's bluff.

This peril is "particularly acute for those on soft money".

The emergency in the Horn of Africa has become a catastrophe, where more than 300,000 children are suffering from severe acute malnutrition and are in immediate peril.

Even for a White House that can seem to cycle from crisis to extreme crisis, the current pressure on Trump, and the resulting peril for his presidency and the country, is acute, according to seasoned prosecutors.

The perils of using a secretive system can be even more acute in old age, as illustrated by numerous cases involving nursing homes.

Environmentally conscious to an acute degree for his era, he alerted his many readers to the perils of industrial pollution - brooding clouds laced with murderous particles from countless factory chimneys.