Sentence examples for larger peril from inspiring English sources

Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown said the case illustrates the larger peril of potential funding cuts.

The surgeon is in great peril from defective expert laws.

While many small banks are still in peril, their larger brethren, such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Goldman Sachs, are more strongly capitalized than many of their international competitors, and they have repaid virtually all the money they received from taxpayers.

For decades, Europeans and Americans have imposed reassuring intellectual order on a too-diverse, little-known Orient and Africa by means of large labels: the "yellow peril," the "black hordes," etc.

It appeared that herders could stock as many animals as they want with little fear of long-term degradation or loss of rangeland productivity, but with the very certain peril of large-scale livestock losses from time to time.

Writing — at least when it is great — is a kind of consecration, placing its practitioners in the way of assaults from large truths and perils.

The display serves as a reminder of the perils large aquatic animals face in captivity, Chou said in a statement.

The main threat to sharks is overfishing and in greatest peril are the largest species.

But the real peril was a large lava tongue pushing into the harbor, threatening to block off the fishing fleet, the main income source for the island.

Still, it's no plush-riding four-seater confuse it with the signifour-seater confusere stately ES300 at your perit.

They provide a form of bankruptcy to unwind large banks that mismanage themselves into peril.