Sentence examples for also be a peril from inspiring English sources

Extraneous noise, however, can also be a peril in live recordings, and at one point you have to put up with Berglund getting carried away and excitedly shouting instructions to the musicians.

Passing, like prettiness, is a privilege; passing, like prettiness, can also be a peril, if someone believes we are deceiving them.

It has also been a place of considerable peril.

If the government concedes on changing the legal system, Pakistan will cease to exist as a democratic country and its economic future will also be in peril.

Not only has Mr. Chen been unable to press his ambitious dreams of reform, but his very survival in office could also be in peril as opponents wave before him the ultimate political weapon, a recall election.

Some observers fear, however, that Bashir will crack down on opposition groups in the coming months if he feels his power is at stake, and that the 2005 peace deal to end the civil war in the south could also be in peril.

And if City could somehow lure Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola to the Etihad he would also be in peril - no huge appetite for change as yet but his prospects were not helped by the manner of City's capitulation against Manchester United.

Another female in the group, a 3½-year-old whale named J50, has also been in peril, and government officials are preparing an emergency plan to save her from starving to death.

Echoing the concerns of Chantal Mouffe and others, we will argue that 'the political' may also be obscured at the peril of turning out self-defeating.

"And if you're on Twitter, especially if you're working for a big company you're on a very linear path – you can venture off it, but that also is at your peril.

Also, proximity is an added peril.