Sentence examples for hidden perils from inspiring English sources
And South Korea's securities firms, most of which are owned by chaebol, add to the hidden perils by underwriting the bond issues of other chaebol.
And look out for the "hidden perils" of depression, anger and self-absorption.
Though it may seem like an unconditional win for utilities to build new communications networks, install new sensors, and add smart meters, hidden peril exists in raising the fixed costs utilities must recover from customers that increasingly look elsewhere for power.
Rather than a tempting fishing expedition into the murky waters of commercial data with known and hidden privacy perils as well as dubious validity, Pistole appears to be sticking to the solid ground of already privacy-validated programs.
He filled his games with his childlike interpretation of the world as a carnival of quirky perils and hidden delights.
Meanwhile, companies and governments must be aware of the potential perils of this new age: "digital sweatshops" and other forms of worker exploitation; nefarious schemes hidden behind task atomization; work that becomes dull and meaningless; increased electronic surveillance of workers.
Like many aviophobes, I'm certain there's some secret I'm not being told about the dangers of air travel, some great collusion to hide the extent of my peril, a piece of information that will render my fear more rational.
You hide from those constituencies at your peril.
"You can't hide stuff like this from people in peril of dying," he says.
