And Dr. Barry's performance over a long and successful medical career survives the expected perils -- the near-miss exposures whose occasions range from uninvited grasps at his anatomy to the tendency of women to fall madly in love with him to the many duels he successfully fights.
On Saturday, several thousand people from 40 countries built a dike of 50,000 sandbags around the sprawling convention center, meant to highlight one of the perils expected in a warmer world.
Peter Moores' future as England coach appears increasingly in peril, pending the expected appointment of Andrew Strauss as the national team's new director of cricket.
As remarkable as Mr. Trump's achievement is, his expected nomination also poses undeniable peril to the party he is poised to lead.
But they are beginning to think that they underestimate him at their peril, as might be expected with a former Tory party chairman and last governor of Hong Kong.
Small investors shell-shocked by Excite's recent perils couldn't be expected to know the minutiae of accounting and Nasdaq listing.
The Ninth Circuit's opinion in Peruta discloses the perils of relying upon original expected applications in evaluating the constitutionality of government conduct.
The peril for land defenders in Brazil is not expected to improve anytime soon, the group says.
So turbulence in U.S.-Turkish relations should be expected in the short-term but ignored only at America's peril.
Finally, as we demonstrate in The Perils of Small-Minority Controllers, this analysis of the expected governance costs of tiny-minority controllers is consistent with a substantial body of empirical evidence.
But when The New York Times headlined, "Chocoholics Take Note: Beloved Bean in Peril," the Chocolate Manufacturers Association responded with this rather strained semantic offering: "cocoa bean supply is expected to increase steadily, but may not keep pace with demand.
