Sentence examples similar to fearful of peril from inspiring English sources
Big business is so fearful of economic peril if Congress does not allow the government to keep borrowing — to pay creditors, contractors, program beneficiaries and many others — that it is nearly united in skepticism of, or outright opposition to, House Republicans' demand that Mr. Obama first agree to equal spending cuts in benefit programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
Ford still seems fearful of risk.
Mr. Scott, a Republican who is on the ballot next month for a United States Senate seat, said he believed people were taking the storm "seriously". But he also seemed to suggest that some local officials, familiar with the furies of triple-digit wind speeds and torrential rains, were perhaps not sufficiently fearful of Hurricane Michael's perils.
And some physicians, fearful of the financial and legal peril in prescribing opioids, and newly aware of their hazards, have stopped prescribing them altogether.
Analysis of Peril expression levels confirmed the deletion of Peril.
10.7554/eLife.01749.006 Figure 2. Deletion of Peril leads to reduced viability.
In the case of Peril, no genes were found significantly differentially expressed in knockout vs wild-type brains within ±1 Mb of Peril.
To identify putative pathways affected by deletion of Peril, we performed RNA-sequencing on E18.5 brains from Peril −/− and wild-type littermates (n = 2).
People are fearful of it.
