Sentence examples for given the perils from inspiring English sources
So, given the perils, and given the free lessons offered by Mr. Collins on one recent day, were beginning riders rushing to learn?
Given the perils of defining who is a journalist and the continuing tension between open government efforts and national security, it will be difficult to come up with a shield that protects both speech and secrets.
How remarkable it was for them to have reached six World Series in eight years, given the perils of the multitiered playoffs and the capricious nature of major-league pitching.
Given the perils of gambling addiction, it is inexcusable that government allows the cheeky cockney/bit of a laugh advertising that surrounds sports events and sports stars and is distanced from the grim reality.
If he did acquire citizenship, Khannouchi would be faced with an intriguing, risky proposition, to run the London Marathon for a six-figure payday on April 16 and to run the American Olympic trials on May 7. Most elite athletes run two marathons in a year, not two in three weeks, given the perils of injury and fatigue.
Under the circumstances and given the perils of such extreme drilling in such an environment, what's curious is the rush to inevitability exhibited by two successive administrations.
This is something that should be particularly obvious given the peril that President Obama's signature legislative achievement faces if he is defeated this November.
And he notes that the stakes are huge, given the peril that news organizations face when dealing with secret material — dealings that could potentially subject them to prosecution under the Espionage Act.
"Given the situation of peril," said Francesco Speroni, chief of staff to the minister of reforms, Umberto Bossi, "let's close the borders to Muslims because no one forces us to have them here".
"The greatest evidence for the existence of gods is that piety works... the converse is that impiety leads to disaster," with by far the most emphasis given to the perils of ignoring the gods.
There is finally the peril, given the subprimate level of intelligence and wit in most self-help books, of leading millions of your innocent brain cells into the killing fields.
