Sentence examples for less perilous from inspiring English sources
Although generally considered less perilous and disfiguring than boxing, the pancratium was nevertheless all-out mayhem.
And, he added, today's geopolitical threats are far less perilous than those of the Cold War.
Even in less perilous times labels would have tried to copy a success story that big.
A ride in an official yellow taxi is no less perilous.
Places identified as "less perilous" were the Shepherd's Bush market area and around Queensway tube station and Bayswater.
Even in less perilous times, the Seward Highway is among the most avalanche-prone travel routes anywhere in the nation.
A Romney administration may instead focus on two less politically perilous areas: Mr. Obama's health law and Medicaid, which covers many poor people and much long-term care for the elderly.
Directing an asteroid into orbit around the Moon, a strategy NASA has considered, seems less existentially perilous than aerobraking them in Earth's atmosphere, but both scenarios have advantages and drawbacks.
We dipsy-doodled in woods of spruce and white-bark pine and then headed through a benign bowl-like valley until we came upon a far less benign vista — a perilous-looking cornice on Mt. Abundance.
Wrong policies have also made them less safe, if not outright perilous.
Peers in the Middle East and Asia are also lining up.Investors disagree whether cocos should be viewed as perilous bonds or slightly less risky shares.
