Sentence examples similar to existing perils from inspiring English sources
"Next year," says one, "we will improve or polish existing reforms, not begin anything new .The perils of perpetual motionTo watch Mr Sarkozy up close is to observe a machine in perpetual motion.
When it comes to peril, Mr. Soros warned that existing policy is sorting the Continent into two tiers.
"The crisis has put China's dairy industry in peril and exposed major problems existing in the quality control and supervision of the industry," an official with China's National Development and Reform Commission said in a posting on the agency's Web site.
But, to hear him tell it, it didn't take long to discern the perils of going native in Washington: existing in a cocoon of attentive aides, meetings at the White House, trips on Air Force One and dealing with global issues.
Even so, those cases can show the existing system's weakness in the face of obvious peril.
Insurance is a highly regulated industry, and new perils such as oil spills the size of the one in the Gulf of Mexico are typically not included in existing policies.
The method of taking away existing sand, rather than piling and packing it, makes Mr. Muhs a rarity among sand sculptors and extremely vulnerable to the perils of gravity and the wind.
The airline's existing Air Travel Organiser's Licence (Atol) ran until midnight and it was seeking approval from the Civil Aviation Authority CAAA) for a renewal amid reports that it was in financial peril.
They contend that any possible perils caused by exposure to radiation can only be determined by a panel of medical physicists and radiation specialists who will take a look at all existing data independently, and without government oversight.
