There is also the sense that something positive may be emerging from the perceived peril.
With all their promise and peril, the emerging wireless networks raise the perennial questions about the dynamics and very nature of urban space.
The emerging consensus around the perils of inequality presents as opportunity to articulate a broader and more sustainable vision.
Due to multiplying perils and emerging fundamental uncertainty, to be ubiquitous in this century, economics must have such a makeover now.
And we risk equating new or emerging artists with young people at our peril.
The Economist Intelligence Unit's Country Risk service assesses credit risk across 100 emerging markets and 20 developed economies.Full reportRelated items Operational risk: Peril in the Middle EastAug 22nd 2007.
THE protests in Brazil last month were the latest vivid reminder of the perils of investing in emerging markets.
Executives faced with the unrelenting pace of technology change know if they don't stay at the forefront and embrace emerging trends, it is often at their peril.
The result is €6.3bn (£5.5bn) writedown in the value of Vodafone's local operation in India and a reminder of the perils of expanding boldly in emerging markets.
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A short weekend ago, the emerging wisdom was that President Barack Obama's re-election was in peril.
