Sentence examples for faces the peril from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. faces the peril of "bring your own device".

The consensus was that the less fortunately endowed female specimens must have snared their men as "boys who didn't realise they could do better" but now faced the peril of suddenly rich, famous husbands "trading up".

Our challenge is to emulate their strengths as we face the peril of our age.

Food was available at the resort's own restaurant, so you didn't have to face the peril of choice between 20 different food trucks and break the bank.

23-year-old Francia Raisa, who stars on "The Secret Life Of The American Teenager," was the latest starlet to face the peril of a gentle breeze at Sunday night's Teen Choice Awards.

Mathematically, the more women there are in parliament, the more women will face the perils politics presents.

Politics can't avoid the drift towards the twin abysses of totalitarianism and triviality if it refuses to face the perils of this decadence.

But why should the city, where thousands of workers faced the perils of ground zero, treat as a bargaining chip a right granted to other government employees?

Although they do not engage in combat, chaplains face the perils of war as they move around Iraq to visit troops.

If Walliams successfully avoids the busy river traffic and tourist vessels he will still have to face the perils lurking in the muddy waters, including – among other delights – E coli, salmonella and hepatitis.

National fame came in 1969, when Fraser was cast as Jean Ashton, the embattled matriarch of Granada Television's A Family At War, in which an ordinary northern family faced the perils and sacrifices of life in wartime Liverpool.