Sentence examples for additional perils from inspiring English sources
Sun Yat-sen, now in Shanghai, argued that entering the war could not benefit China and would create additional perils from Japan.
Nevertheless, there are additional perils lurking in this approach, particularly as they relate to the concept of expected fitness – a companion concept necessarily inter-related to the concept of natural selection.
But Republicans face additional peril from a public distressed at a Republican-controlled Congress that accomplished little this year.
When I asked Jack Driscoll of Driscoll Insurance and Financial Services about those disparities, he not only confirmed them, but went on to explain the principle, and additional peril, of wide-net litigation, an equal opportunity damage recovery exploiter that doesn't discriminate between non-leasing landowners and those who do.
Although this image of an oriental rat snake (Ptyas mucosa) conveys a subtle menace, it is in fact the snake that is in peril (Additional file 8).
Still, Ms. Rockwell said, when borrowers manage their finances poorly enough to put themselves in peril once, additional monthly debts may not be a wise option.
Programs that focus on worker training in Spanish, however, may not adequately address additional causative factors, such as the greater peril Hispanic workers may face in construction workplaces, and the challenges even well-trained and informed workers face in changing those conditions.
"The youth in greatest peril at these schools will benefit tremendously from the additional administrative and teacher support provided under this program," said L.A. schools Supt.
"Change this at your peril," said Mr. Conrad, appealing to colleagues who plan to seek additional money.
Tuesday's selloff, in which the Nasdaq composite plummeted nearly 14percentt in just hours, has served as an unwelcome reminder of the perils of such borrowing, particularly when brokerage firms tell investors to come up with additional cash.
