Sentence examples for immediate peril from inspiring English sources
The interventions take Hill, 52, out of immediate peril.
A look at history shows that the dollar is not in immediate peril.
Despite the unpopularity of his Iraq policy, he isn't in any immediate peril.
No immediate peril had compelled the United States to go to war — certainly not the North Vietnamese.
Her largely middle-class friends made the most of it, grateful that they were not in immediate peril.
But now process has struck back, and unless an appeals court overrules Justice Engoron, the budget is in immediate peril.
A wandering mind can protect you from immediate perils and keep you on course toward long-term goals.
John Tierney writes, "A wandering mind can protect you from immediate perils and keep you on course toward long-term goals.
European policymakers generally distinguish "economic migrants" (often sub-Saharan Africans) who are supposedly moving "only" to get benefits or better jobs, from "refugees" (chiefly Syrian) fleeing the immediate perils of war.
The imminent peril would be an immediate danger to the health or life of the patient.
Oaklanders, in the friendliest possible way, kept giving me sombre warnings about Detroit, as if it were a netherworld filled with immediate, certain peril.
