Sentence examples for added peril from inspiring English sources
Also, proximity is an added peril.
A major concern was the ability of the horses to negotiate the tricky footing and steep heights of Tampe La together with the added peril of snow cover.
The laws governing appraisals, taken together with the persistent uncertainty in the housing market, have added perils to the process of getting a house from listing to closing, said Sally Slater, a broker with Prudential Douglas Elliman in Bedford.
It is best to avoid a loan with a variable rate as it is inherently risky enough without the added perils of an adjustable-interest rate.
The race also included sections of cobblestones for the first time since 2004, which added to the peril.
UNICEF: Summer heat adds to perils facing children of Syria AMMAN, 21 June 2013 – Soaring summer temperatures, overcrowding and worsening hygiene are the latest threats facing some 4 million children affected by the ongoing conflict in Syria, UNICEF said today.
Children unfortunately continue to bear the biggest burden of one of the most protracted man-made disasters.... Summer heat adds to perils facing children of Syria Khartoum – January 21 , 2016 The last weeks have once again seen an escalation in violence in the Blue Nile, Darfur region and Nuba Mountains.
The hazards of lowering a bucket into the well of desire are well-established, and Edward Eager's Half Magic added to the perils in his 1954 story of a magic charm that only grants half wishes.
"We neglect it our peril," he added.
"Trees that block billboards or advertising sightlines are at particular peril," he added.
As a result, the hurricane didn't uncover a new peril; it added several exclamation points to previously issued warnings". "If the interaction was limited to the walled garden of self-serve, Facebook can make the case that it was just the machine talking to the Russians," said Adam Sharp, Twitter's former director of media partnerships.
