Sentence examples for further peril from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Weinbaum, there is a further peril.

A further peril is that they tend to perpetuate styles of writing like "dirty realism" long after they have passed into academic orthodoxy.

A disease that has destroyed lime and other citrus groves in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties near Miami is spreading along the Gulf Coast, placing a critical state industry in further peril.

By now, as the last of the Indian summer heat finally leaves the Central Valley, California was supposed to have suffered through a long hot season of electricity blackouts and price gouging, putting the world's fifth-largest economy in further peril.

Yet instead of advancing the most essential rights for women, he would drive them backward into further peril.

Many migrate to a worksite in hopes of improving family well-being; yet the health challenges they encounter in pursuing this survival strategy may put children and families at further peril.

Aided and abetted by assorted quirky types and acting legends (Tom Courtenay in person, Ian McKellen in voice), Lyra follows Lord Asriel to the snowy north, where further perils await, along with a creepy intrigue involving stolen children and hints that the book's two sequels are ready for their big-screen close-ups.

The Indian Ocean has further perils of its own and the superfast 70-foot racing yachts - some of which are hoping to break the 600 miles in a day barrier - are themselves a threat to the myriad of small fishing boats as they thread their way through the Straits of Malacca.

Are we willing to put those we should be rescuing from peril at further risk with a procedure that would produce no guaranteed benefit?

Even if it beats those odds, drilling in the Arctic represents the tapping of a vast new source of carbon pollution, pushing Earth's climate even further into peril.

MIAMI — President Obama threw his weight behind Democratic governors in the battleground states of Florida and Ohio on Wednesday, while leveling blistering critiques of Republican policies that he said would put the country in further economic peril.