Engineers conducted extensive computation and experiments to conclude that the gouge, caused by a small piece of foam that fell off the external fuel tank during liftoff, does not pose a peril to the astronauts.
Ralph Martin considered liberation theology a peril to the Church.
Netanyahu, continued Yassin's return Who's a peril to whom?
It is a devastating secret and one that can cause peril to Katie the waitress and to Alex the widower and his two children.
They can cause a team to exclude outsiders and succumb to the perils of groupthink.
Hansen even accuses Obama of passing up the opportunity to thwart Donald Trump's destruction of US climate action, by declining to settle a lawsuit the scientist, his granddaughter and 20 other young people are waging against the government, accusing it of unconstitutionally causing peril to their living environment.
Hansen even accuses Obama of passing up the opportunity to thwart Donald Trump's destruction of U.S. climate action, by declining to settle a lawsuit the scientist, his granddaughter and 20 other young people are waging against the government, accusing it of unconstitutionally causing peril to their living environment.
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a retrovirus that is peril to human health, responsible to cause AIDS, an immunodeficiency syndrome.
The Flint health crisis was caused by contaminated water, but another peril to public health is the presence of the toxin in household paint before 1978, when it was banned in the US.
Perils of Sports In sports like gymnastics, skating and dance the high level of difficulty is causing a whole spectrum of injuries that used to occur mainly at the professional level.
Arbitrarily putting a recurring character's life in peril to pose as a cliffhanger?" : :.
