Sentence examples for considering the perils from inspiring English sources

Considering the perils of war, the nation's female soldiers deserve a fair chance at advancement.

The definition of the most effective tools and activities remain an essential area of investigation, particularly considering the perils of illusory patient empowerment due to the uncontrollable patients' searching for information on the Internet [ 56].

Consider the perils he faces: we know Bond was born in 1924, which would have him pushing 90.

Terra Incognita draws on modern urban legends and ancient cartography to consider the perils of journeying into the unknown and is set to a new score by Gabriel Prokofiev.

The economic markets are shaky, yes, and Americans consider the perils of terrorism when they fly on an airplane, but neither the economy nor terrorism is as serious a problem as the long-term damage to the environment that the E.P.A. study raised, he said.

(Before ordering couscous, consider the perils of shoveling it into your mouth with your fingers.) As you recline on the luxurious pillows and lick your fingers, a belly dancer will shimmy and jiggle for you, and might even invite you to take an impromptu lesson.

Consider the Perils of Patricia at age seven.

Considering the acute relegation peril confronting Sunderland and Newcastle, Sunday's meeting will be imbued with an added intensity befitting possibly the most significant Tyne-Wear encounter yet.

A 2014 collaboration of our CIA program and Urban Resource Institute's PALS (People and Animals Living Safely) program brought about New York City's first-ever initiative to shelter domestic violence victims with their pets, a critical service when you consider the extreme perils of domestic violence for both humans and animals.

Therefore, the potential of fragmented habitats to support viable populations must be carefully considered alongside the peril they pose to wildlife.

(See "The Perils of Wiki-PR").