As an insurer is generally interested in all hazards that could potentially produce losses to a portfolio of buildings it is common to use the one set of building descriptors even though different building attributes may be important for each peril.
"Winning the prize sometimes is psychologically more important than the peril of that prize," said Michael Ghiglieri, who co-authored "Off the Wall: Death in Yosemite," a 2007 book that chronicles fatal misadventures in the park.
Although the media wasn't listening, Snowden's Christmas remarks broadened the message: the concept of privacy itself, and what we are to leave of it to our children, is important, is in peril, and must be added to the conversation.
But assume that purchase price is the most important factor at your peril.
I may not always agree with the concern, but I ignore it at my, and more important, the patient's, peril.
Consider yourself too important at your own peril.
"When they sense that some important Democrat is in peril, they make sure the people who work in the county offices, and who drive the snowplows, are going to be at the polls".
You may celebrate this vacuum as an entrepreneur (see point #2 below), but you do so at the peril of important values that give any marketplace value -- like integrity and trust.
They are self-involved and self-important to their own peril.
De Beauvoir's famous line kicks off a very famous and important book about the perils of womanhood, and The Empathy Exams could be said to do the same.
And that's what makes it an occasion for cursing – in the ripest, pithiest terms possible – when an important cinema finds itself in peril.
