Sentence examples for facing a perilous from inspiring English sources
David Cameron urged eurozone leaders to follow Britain's "bold and decisive" action in dealing with its crisis as he warned that the continent was facing a "perilous" moment.
Cameron urged all the eurozone's leaders to follow Britain's "bold and decisive" action in dealing with its debt crisis as he warned that the continent was facing a "perilous" moment.
The sudden decision by two senior Democratic senators to retire shook the party's leaders on Wednesday and signaled that President Obama is facing a perilous political environment that could hold major implications for this year's midterm elections and his own agenda.
The chronically troubled New York City Opera is once again facing a perilous financial situation, with the company announcing over the weekend that it needed to raise at least $7 million by the end of the month, with an overall fundraising goal of $20 million by the end of the year.
Whenever Worsley faced a perilous situation — and he was now in more peril than he'd ever been — he asked himself one question: What would Shacks do? Henry Worsley's father, like Shackleton, had been a celebrated leader of men.
They face a perilous existence, in constant fear of being caught and deported.
Even as Mr. Obama focuses initially on the economy, he faces a perilous moment abroad.
Isolated individuals face a perilous future in global competition, responds Gratton.
Pierre Laurent, head of the Communist Party, dismissed the entire new government as "right-wing".So Mr Valls faces a perilous period.
At 3-3 Djokovic faced a perilous break point, but saved the game with a high-risk foray to the net and then won it.
