Sentence examples for any peril from inspiring English sources

All-risk policies offer insurance on any peril except those later excluded in the policy.

It can be written to insure almost any peril, including earthquake and flood, subject to deductibles and stated exclusions.

Despite the armed parading of republicans in Dublin, as well as their staging of mock attacks as rehearsals, Birrell seemed unable to sense any peril and was shocked by the rebellion of Easter 1916.

Since radiation of at least a thousand times the natural "leak" would be required to cause serious effects on the human body, the scientists announced that people could enter Hiroshima without any peril at all.

As Wolf Blitzer of CNN summed up the nation's unrestrained joy upon learning that the imperiled boy had never been in any peril whatsoever: "All of us are so excited that little Falcon is fine".

While Lloyds of London has been offering coverage on almost any peril for hundreds of years, political risk insurance began to be sold widely in the 1970's as American and European businesses rapidly expanded manufacturing and sales around the world, in search of low-cost labor and new markets.

Despite the unpopularity of his Iraq policy, he isn't in any immediate peril.

Even defined by negative space, the central relationship never reveals itself, nor does it enter into any meaningful peril.

The only Democratic incumbent in any obvious peril is Senator Charles S. Robb of Virginia, who is seeking a third term against former Gov. George F. Allen.

That the Madoffs now share a lawyer suggests she is not currently in any legal peril, lawyers say, because if prosecutors were to hint that she was a target of this investigation, she would most likely need her own representation.

Mr. Skilling testified recently at a hearing of the committee's investigative panel that when he resigned in August, "I did not believe the company was in any financial peril".