Sentence examples for likely perils from inspiring English sources

I tried not to think about the journey's likely perils as I drifted off to sleep for the second night on the train.

There are potential perils.

You did the right thing only because the current business model was unsustainable, given the corporate advertising dollars needed in future support of The Masters CBSS broadcast coverage were likely in peril.

Then, in our ongoing response to potential peril, the way the brain is built and operates assures that we are likely to feel more and think less.

As the Syrian civil war spirals into sectarian violence, Mandaean refugees will most likely relive the perils of religious persecution, just as they did in Iraq.

Coastal groups in northeast Asian waters, along with many other baleen species, were likely driven into serious perils or functional extinctions by industrial catches by Japan covering wide ranges of China and Korean EEZ within very short period in 20th century.

Paella didn't work out as well, but then it's long been the Bermuda Triangle of Spanish restaurants in New York, breached at considerable peril, with likely hazards of overcooked shellfish or clumpy rice.

Black Americans are also more likely to suffer from the perils of inadequate medical care.

Too many journalists are victims of violence and impunity, and more should be done in academia to prepare media students for the perils they are likely to face.

One predicts influenza at his own peril, but it is likely that H1N1 will continue to cause sporadic cases.

It is the kind of loyalty that, if displayed by humans, would be characterized as "blind" and therefore likely to expose one to moral peril (Blamires, 24).