Sentence examples for it could be perilous from inspiring English sources

This was the time of the Great Purge which had its echos in Spain, and it could be perilous to have powerful enemies.

"If I talk about certain things, it could be perilous for my family".

"A pure attack tone could be perilous".

Even so, the six months of that presidency could be perilous for Mr. Berlusconi.

A no-holds-barred investigation into intelligence lapses could be perilous for Republicans and Democrats alike.

The high-altitude walks during those early years could be perilous, as a plaque along the snow-dappled trail reminded us.

Mr. Zhu and other economists say restructuring the economy, which has grown addicted to easy money, could be perilous for another reason.

Peter G. Neumann, a computer security expert who has studied the vulnerabilities of voting for 20 years, says moving to electronic or even Internet voting could be perilous.

An extension could be perilous for the long and complex diplomatic effort to resolve the 12-year standoff over that programme.

That could be perilous because many of the coming contests are in states like New York, where, unlike Michigan, only registered Republicans can participate.

New Art Centre, East Winterslow, to 8 Feb SS Louisa Martin's hypnotic installation The Lighthouse entices us in to what could be perilous psychological waters.