Sentence examples for in further peril from inspiring English sources

A disease that has destroyed lime and other citrus groves in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties near Miami is spreading along the Gulf Coast, placing a critical state industry in further peril.

By now, as the last of the Indian summer heat finally leaves the Central Valley, California was supposed to have suffered through a long hot season of electricity blackouts and price gouging, putting the world's fifth-largest economy in further peril.

"We have a textile industry ourselves that is in some peril, and we want to do nothing to put it into further peril.

MIAMI — President Obama threw his weight behind Democratic governors in the battleground states of Florida and Ohio on Wednesday, while leveling blistering critiques of Republican policies that he said would put the country in further economic peril.

Many migrate to a worksite in hopes of improving family well-being; yet the health challenges they encounter in pursuing this survival strategy may put children and families at further peril.

For Ms. Weinbaum, there is a further peril.

International sales have held up, but on 21 July the government hit out at anti-smoking campaigners, saying tobacco played a vital role in the development of African countries like Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe, and warning that the western anti-smoking lobby risked plunging some of the poorest people in the world into further economic peril.

In February 2009, a month after a competitor, Standard & Poor's, knocked Greece down to A— from A with a negative watch, meaning the rating was in peril of sliding further, Moody's modestly altered its A1 outlook to stable from positive.

Bush Sr was only outdone by "liberal-minded" Rudolph Giuliani, then-Mayor of New York: "When you commit treason against the United States of America, particularly at a time when the U.S. is in peril of attack and further attack, I believe the death penalty is the appropriate remedy to consider".

Susan Hunter's book, AIDS in Asia: A Continent in Peril, tackles an important subject.

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