Sentence examples for be put at peril from inspiring English sources
If there were one next week, the economic recovery would be put at peril.
"At the end of the day, we have had officers and members of the public that are put at great peril during [active shooter] operations," Supt.
The salience of coughing for stigma is explained by Jones et al's [ 43] peril dimension, with interviewees suggesting coughing was anti-social and not to be witnessed in public, and some individuals with PCD perceived they may be putting others at risk through coughing.
Before Triborough, "if you declared impasse, labor would be putting itself at considerable peril," said Stephen Madarasz, CSEA's spokesman, adding, "Before they used this principle, you basically had a situation where management could impose its will once a contract expired".
Peril impends when a note comes announcing that her visit must be put off.
The valuable Citrus industry in Florida (USA) has recently been put in peril because of the accidental introduction of the exotic disease Citrus canker.
She warned the government to meddle with benefits for older people "at your peril", and said there was no guarantee any money taken way from older people would be put to good use.
And while men are getting more involved at their kids' schools, they do it, fearful that they're putting their careers at peril.
And the G20 are putting the world at grave peril.
