Sentence examples for become perilous from inspiring English sources

The mutual exclusions of languages are destined to become perilous.

But like many things on Wall Street, the practice can become perilous if not properly policed.

For patients at advanced ages, hospitals and emergency rooms can become perilous places.

Daily commutes and trips to the grocery store have become perilous dances with oncoming traffic.

Life for Asians in Uganda has become perilous; my fellow passengers have fled before they were pushed.

International aid officials have warned that the situation in the already impoverished Gaza Strip could become perilous as a result of the closing.

The egalitarian nature of hunting-gathering bands tends toward anarchy, which becomes perilous in populous societies.

In the dark, even familiar parts of the plant became perilous, because the tsunami had blown out the manhole covers.

But it becomes perilous when the narrative thread seems to carry a broad systemic policy implication, that then is not tested as such.

With the new ball taken by Australia, and piercing the surface of the pitch like a hand grenade, life for a while became perilous against Brett Lee.

The idea of individualism is reasserting itself, but it becomes perilous for those involved when it is expressed as political activism.