Seems the plastic eyes on the toys may detach--creating a choking peril for young children.
Thus, through our bone-headed deportation policies, we created a clear peril for these countries, which we knew were ill-equipped to handle an overwhelming influx of gang members.
The new novel similarly attempts to use the coming-of-age story of a young woman to create a parable about the perils of life in a digital age in which our personal data is increasingly collected, sifted and monetized, an age of surveillance and Big Data, in which privacy is obsolete, and Maoist collectivism is the order of the day.
And when Senate acts and we vote to send a bill to the president that creates clean energy jobs and cuts dangerous pollution, then in 2050, when we celebrate the 80th anniversary of Earth Day, the world will say this is when we turned the tide of planetary peril and create a clean energy future for generations to come.
This would not only put our tobacco-control regulations in peril, but also create a chilling effect that would prevent further action, which is desperately needed.
British soldiers in India challenged Swiss businessman César de Trey to create a watch that could endure the perils of polo.
But of course it is one thing to vow unity in the face of peril in order to create a republic ― and quite another to pledge common allegiance to a thug who is destroying it.
Combining interdisciplinary research with case-study analysis at scales ranging from the local to the global, Confronting the Coffee Crisis reveals the promise and the perils of efforts to create a more sustainable coffee industry.
All four films create a whole picture, from the path forward to the peril we face if we don't take action.
David Attenborough uses new technologies to create an interactive journey, highlighting the perils of climate change.
As a writer, I'd like nothing better than for eloquent explanations and expert insights to create an entirely persuasive movement anatomising technology's opportunities and perils.
