Considered a major celebrity, Marya isn't in peril like the damsels in distress of other fantasy novels.
In the runoff in Doubs, considered a left-wing stronghold, the Socialist candidate barely beat the National Front candidate, who has spoken in the past about the "obvious inequality of the races" and who warned voters this time about "Islamist peril".
The two branches of the paper did not truly merge for 12 more years, but the episode was considered an early sign that one underestimated Punch Sulzberger at one's peril.
Ralph Martin considered liberation theology a peril to the Church.
Because the Blue Jays are in the upper half of the payroll standing, Buck Martinez was considered in peril last month when it was open season on managers.
In that sense, the required output for the probabilistic hazard analyses generated for any of the considered perils is a set of stochastic events that have to comply with different requirements, such as being collectively exhaustive, mutually exclusive, have an associated occurrence frequency and provide, at least, for each of the hazard intensities, the first two probability moments.
U.N. Special Adviser Jan Egeland told reporters Thursday it was time to consider a humanitarian pause in fighting, as the civilians stuck in the five neighborhoods still held by ISIS were in extreme peril.
Therefore, the potential of fragmented habitats to support viable populations must be carefully considered alongside the peril they pose to wildlife.
Detailed and high-resolution exposure databases were used for the building stock and infrastructure of Manizales, together with a set of vulnerability functions for each of the considered perils.
If "Spring Awakening" asks its audiences to consider the perils of an insidious kind of sexual conservatism, "Company" instead provokes us to consider the failed promises of the sexual revolution, the grim limits of hedonism.
