Sentence examples similar to fundamental peril from inspiring English sources

À bientôt stocks plenty of them ($8 per dozen), as well as exquisite knockoff purses and jewelry ("We don't have a real thing in the shop!" Newton said) and clever products that address fundamental wardrobe perils.

Due to multiplying perils and emerging fundamental uncertainty, to be ubiquitous in this century, economics must have such a makeover now.

The reason for that feeling tells us about a fundamental divide companies ignore at their peril.

The first new imperative represents a return to the fundamental principle that guided us in peril and victory through the past century: alliances matter, and the United States must lead them.

It wouldn't bring back the two boys, but it would require us to accept our fundamental moral duty to help those in grave peril.

Whatever US officials suspect of this British family, they deserve respect for the fundamental right we all must protect at our peril: equal justice before a neutral magistrate in a public forum.

James B. Rule, a researcher at the Center for the Study of Law and Society at UC Berkeley, is the author of "Privacy in Peril: How we are Sacrificing a Fundamental Right in Exchange for Security and Convenience".

But investors ignore fair-value measures at their peril.* "The Carry Trade and Fundamentals: Nothing to Fear But FEER Itself" by Òscar Jordà and Alan Taylor, November 2009.

We ignore this "fundamental value" only at our own and society's peril, Agacinski warns.

Perhaps those people who have raised concerns about the issue of women in peril in The Fall are asking the wrong fundamental question.

Both are doubtless, well aware of that fundamental maxim for any business: ignore your clients at your peril.