The phrase "at increasing peril" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the level of danger or risk is growing over time.
Example: "The explorers ventured deeper into the jungle, at increasing peril, as the weather worsened and wildlife became more aggressive."
Alternatives: "at greater risk" or "with escalating danger".
As you document, the power of money dominates the 2012 election cycle so far, at increasing peril to American Democracy, the Rule of Law and the American middle class way of life.
Policymakers, instead of heeding these economic risk and security threat assessments, are putting their states, and thus the country, at increasing peril.
Our political and intellectual aristocracy has not remembered this either, at our increasing peril.
We must ALL work together or we shall most certainly keep failing to protect and perpetuate the legacy of our Founding Fathers, at our increasing peril.
Over two millennia ago Confucius observed "learning without thinking is useless and thinking without learning is dangerous" which a most important lesson of history we keep failing to learn at our increasing peril today.
Children seeking sanctuary have an equal right to protection and support NEW YORK, 20 June 2014 – "As violence plagues Syria and other countries across the region, record numbers of displaced children are seeking sanctuary in Europe, putting them at increased risk – both from the perils of the Mediterranean crossing and the uncertainty of what awaits them in host countries.
The new resistance has increased perils here.
Fighting rages in every province.In this section Death from the skies Meddling at their peril Entropy increasing ReprintsAs the civilian death toll rises, the question of whether other countries should intervene with armed force is becoming acute.
Our leading companies' economic interests, and those of their Chinese hosts, whom they cross at their peril, are increasing likely to pit them against proposals that diminish China's edge, however obtained, in global competition.
"People with such aims are a small minority, but they can still do damage".In this section Death from the skies Meddling at their peril Entropy increasing ReprintsSuch localised dynamics are worrying to both Syrians and Western governments wondering whether to intervene.
In the interview with HuffPost, Ramos spoke about plans for the forthcoming Fusion prime-time show, a mix of reported news segments and interviews, along with the significance of broadcasting nightly in English and why both network executives and political parties ignore the increasing Hispanic population at their peril.
