Sentence examples for biggest peril from inspiring English sources

If you grow in a container, the biggest peril is the soil drying out.

The biggest peril may be that while a SPAC is formed to acquire a company, the target is unknown at the time of the I.P.O.

If you're not paying in cash, by far the biggest peril when buying at auction is the fact that mortgage lenders are not contractually tied to you.

The biggest peril for Mr Osborne will be if that worry turns out to be well-founded and fiscal consolidation stops the economic recovery in its tracks.

Instead, they say, the biggest peril that afflicts foreign models in New York City is a far more ordinary one: loneliness.

The biggest peril around the house centred on his need for absolute silence after school; before he left to begin the night shift at the car plant.

As Mr. Weiner told Entertainment Weekly in January, apparently referring to AMC and Lionsgate, "They are fighting over a very lucrative property, and who is going to pay for it to get made; it's one of the biggest perils of success — everyone wants a piece of it now, and they are fighting over who is gonna get the biggest chunk".

Weiner told Entertainment Weekly in January: "They are fighting over a very lucrative property, and who is going to pay for it to get made; it's one of the biggest perils of success – everyone wants a piece of it now, and they are fighting over who is gonna get the biggest chunk".

But one of the biggest perils can come not from without, but from within--namely, the temptation to stage original works by company members.

But the bigger peril was misinterpreting a game that arguably means more to Brazil than any other country.

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