Sentence examples for lethal perils from inspiring English sources
But, for a decade and more, Britain embarked on military adventures in Iraq and Afghanistan — two of the very lands where its own history taught the lethal perils of intervention in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Initial characterization revealed peri- and postnatal lethal phenotypes in three mutant strains (Fendrr, Peril, and Mdgt), the latter two exhibiting incomplete penetrance and growth defects in survivors.
Light that once dazzled became lethal when Antonioni, after photographing a news headline about the perils of the atomic age, chose to finish L'eclisse with the sudden ignition of a street lamp on a deserted urban corner.
In Professor James Kendall's book "Breathe Freely: The Truth about Poison Gas" he tells us the danger is grosly over-estimated, makes light of the perils of phosgene and thermite, and concludes by ranking them all as less lethal than the motor car.
Sad for Simba Wrong vintage ReprintsConservationists' attention worldwide has been captured lately by a lethal resurgence of the trade in rhino horn and ivory, but Africa's lions, fewer than elephants and perhaps than rhinos, are in equal peril.
