Sentence examples for identifying the perils from inspiring English sources
Now two researchers who studied bumblebees in Colorado have added a new worry, identifying the perils of bumblebee infidelity not to other bees, but to their floral partners.
Delayed departures, crying babies, children running in the aisles and inedible food are a few of the perils identified in the song, the comic high point of Tuesday's show.
One of the primary weaknesses of such surveys, of course, is that many people without conventional housing often make it their business not to be identified as "homeless," with all the perils and pitfalls which come with that label.
B1 Identifying Wildlife Perils The New York State wildlife pathology laboratory near Albany, has compiled a vast new database of wildlife death, an accidental payoff from the laboratory's efforts to investigate the unknown sources and transmission patterns of the West Nile virus by examining the carcasses of thousands of birds, mammals and amphibians this year.
The perils of totally identifying a brand with a single living and therefore vulnerable human being were much discussed around the time of the I.P.O., and the question of what would happen to Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia if Martha Stewart were to become ill or die ("the diminution or loss of the services of Martha Stewart," in the words of the prospectus) remained open.
There are warnings of even more widespread closures over the next 12 months, with the website identifying 225 libraries in peril.
Here the perils are twofold.
Ah, the perils of major championship golf.
He added: "Those are the perils.
Mr. Berg began rattling off the perils these birds face, perils like ocean acidification.
