Sentence examples for clearly perilous from inspiring English sources
A sinking ship Reprints Related items Immigration policy: More marches, a growing backlashMay 4th 2006 France and immigration: Let the skilled comeMay 4th 2006 Immigration: Not criminal, just hopefulApr 12th 2006The situation is so clearly perilous to the American economy that Congress seems likely to do something about it, if and when it finally passes an immigration bill.
She said: "There is nowhere else for them to go and at a time when parts of the camp are ablaze this is clearly a perilous situation.
The company is making a debut at what clearly seems a perilous time for a new-stock sale.
Brandon's friends accompany him on his visit to what is clearly the most perilous house in the neighborhood.
It has since exploded to 90% of GDP! Comparing the relatively innocuous level of the 1930s with today's pile of government debt clearly illustrates the perilous state of the economy.
Ishigami is clearly mindful of the perilous English summer: one image shows the structure in driving rain, with puddles and little streams snaking down its rugged surface.
Through this diverse cast, we are reminded that a legacy handed to us by a ruling class of Anglo Saxon men is one we all now share, in what Posner clearly defines as a perilous modern juncture for American democracy.
The characters' dead-end lives are sketched clearly, showing why even a perilous mission is deemed a golden opportunity.
Perilous Futrures is clearly a profound achievement". - Max Pensky, Professor of Philosophy, Binghamton University, and author of Ends of Solidarity: Discourse Theory in Ethics and Politics.
It is a sign of Sharp's perilous financial condition that they approved such a reduced bid, and clearly Sharp's lending group wanted to finalize a deal before the end of the Japanese corporate fiscal year on March 31st.
He said: "The perilous state of the care sector is well known and has been clearly stated by the Care Quality Commission, who described it as at a tipping point.
