Sentence examples for huge peril from inspiring English sources

It was left to Khalid Mahmood, the MP for Birmingham Perry Barr and a Muslim, to point out that such schemes put "a person in huge peril, because they are not allowed to claim, as a partner, on his estate".

Absent from this debate is any sober recognition that a Hillary Clinton nomination, if it happens, will send the Democrats into the general election with a new and huge peril that may well dwarf the current wars over race, gender and who said what about Ronald Reagan.

He regarded them as a huge and pitiless peril, like a Chinese invasion.

There is a huge sense of peril in everything the Quangels do.

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.

LVMH's expansionist approach in markets like China holds huge prospects–and some peril.

A lack of accountability, an absence of a properly functional regulatory framework, extremely close ties (some would say a revolving door) between Wall Street and Washington, conflicts of interest (such as the relationship between Goldman Sachs and Greece), and the expectations of huge personal profits brought peril to the global economic system.

And if City could somehow lure Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola to the Etihad he would also be in peril - no huge appetite for change as yet but his prospects were not helped by the manner of City's capitulation against Manchester United.

How are the perils faced by huge, U-shaped post-Panamax cargo ships different from those that have always bedeviled sailors?

In peril, Carla pulled her huge body, her iron limbs, forward.

One of the perils of having a huge social media following is that when you make a mistake there is absolutely no hiding it.