The phrase "again the peril of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a recurring danger or risk that has been previously mentioned or experienced.
Example: "In the face of climate change, we must confront again the peril of rising sea levels threatening coastal communities."
Alternatives: "once more the danger of" or "the recurring threat of".
On a day that illustrated again the perils of confrontations with armed, emotionally disturbed people, the police mounted a cordon around the gunman's house at 16 Parkway Court, just off Ocean Parkway in Gravesend, evacuated the neighborhood to prevent civilian casualties and used robot TV cameras, bulletproof shields and nonviolent tactics trying to defuse a dangerous situation.
Last week's surprise announcement of a meeting by May between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un highlights, yet again, the perils of letting fragile male egos run the world.
Mr. Jubra spoke again of the perils of measuring interests, as opposed to having a cause.
Nearly a century later, his cautionary tale has returned to haunt us, warning again of the perils of boom and bust, holding a mirror up to our tarnished world.
Bryan luckily escaped serious injury and was able to carry on, but this once again highlighted the perils of the relatively recent infiltration of these pyrotechnics into the English game and provided another investigation for the Football Association's over-crowded 'in tray'.
Rubio went on to note that Trump was simply making the same point over and over again about the perils of "drawing lines" around states, and really had nothing else of substance to say.
Again we can see the peril of tradition being abandoned.
In several such instances, Virgin America has used Twitter as a real-time guest service recovery system in flight to address concerns and problems by contacting service staff in the air to alert them to issues – again, the perils and associated benefits of offering inflight WiFi.
Again, a big fall in the lira will boost Turkish exporters but creates the peril of a further surge in the inflation rate.
With the low turnout in yesterday's primary, once again we see the perils of such tactics -- they leave too many voters with the idea that neither candidate is worthy of the job or worth the time and effort it takes to vote.
