Sentence examples for bring the peril from inspiring English sources

The proposed law seems to bring the peril home.

West Indies' first- and second-change bowlers, Shannon Gabriel and the captain, Darren Sammy, do not bring the peril of Fidel Edwards and Roach.

Broecker, who is universally known as Wally and has done as much as anyone to bring the perils of climate change to the world's attention, sees climate as an animal capable of acting in unpredictable and violent ways.

Predictions that the unmentionable rumours surrounding Prince Charles would bring the monarchy itself into peril appear to have been exaggerated.

Statesman Charles de Gaulle, too, famously complained, "Only peril can bring the French together.

But the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOAO) in Rome spoke this week of a new peril: migrating birds could bring the disease back after wintering in Nigeria, where an outbreak was confirmed last week at a farm near Kaduna.

And why, though many other global perils threaten us far more, does fear of terrorism uniquely bring the world together?

The sight of Russian long-range nuclear bombers testing the RAF in the skies off Cornwall has brought home the perils faced daily by the inhabitants of eastern Ukraine and reignited inflammatory talk of a new cold war with Russia.

Devices that monitor and coach users bring promise and peril to the science of behavior change.

And in any case, what better way to bring attention to the perils of drowsy driving than the story of a drowsy driver who hands the wheel to a fare, who happens not to have a driving licence and proceeds to accelerate to 86mph, while he catches up on some shut-eye?

A lack of accountability, an absence of a properly functional regulatory framework, extremely close ties (some would say a revolving door) between Wall Street and Washington, conflicts of interest (such as the relationship between Goldman Sachs and Greece), and the expectations of huge personal profits brought peril to the global economic system.