Sentence examples for external peril from inspiring English sources
Assuming we survive such manmade disasters, external peril may be averted by technology growing out of the brilliant feat of landing on a comet.
I've often referred to the series as a Jewish animated franchise, for its focus on internal psychosis instead of external peril and, periodic threats from Frances McDormand's hilariously murderous zoo keeper notwithstanding, the third film continues that worthwhile trend.
More urgently, though, it has to safeguard the country's territory, its people and its political independence against the increasing perils of external threats, international adventurism and internal strife.
It is no longer in immediate peril of default on its $37 billion external debt, and now has some prospect of climbing out of the financial hole into which earlier governments had plunged it.Institutions that largely preyed on the public are being told to serve it.
Engineers conducted extensive computation and experiments to conclude that the gouge, caused by a small piece of foam that fell off the external fuel tank during liftoff, does not pose a peril to the astronauts.
Starting in the 1970s, the benefits of a more open trade policy were superseded by the perils of real exchange rate appreciation, in a context where external indebtedness served to compensate in the short run for the distributional effects of trade openness.
The study participants represent some very small fragment of the general population, and so extrapolating from the small minority of people who could pass through the study's eligibility filters to the rest of us is fraught with the customary peril and doubt (for those who care to know, this is a general concern called "external validity").
