Sentence examples for major perils from inspiring English sources

This information is used to create individualized insurance policies for corn, soybean, and wheat farmers covering major perils like drought, heat stress, and the risk of an early freeze.

A recession represents a major peril for a premium brand.

Another issue, relevant to almost every major peril our species now faces, is the very fact that there are more than 7 billion of us, and rising fast.

In the climactic weeks before the House is to vote on campaign finance reform, the drive to enact a comprehensive bill faces a major new peril.

Ah, the perils of major championship golf.

Other incidents have shown how the growth of viral social media can be a potential peril for major parts of the food industry.

And as he embarks on his first full season leading Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1, Ancelotti is all too familiar with the perils of managing a major club that is backed by major dollars — not to mention major expectations.

A major reason behind this was the peril, danger, and conflict that constructed the plot so heavily.

With South Korean leaders huddled in an underground bunker, the peril of a major escalation was already putting pressure on Seoul to be the cooler head in this scenario, and confine its response.

"The crisis has put China's dairy industry in peril and exposed major problems existing in the quality control and supervision of the industry," an official with China's National Development and Reform Commission said in a posting on the agency's Web site.

Here in San Diego County, where eight people died in two big fires last year, a long-recommended regional county fire department has still not been created, and the San Diego city fire chief has warned that a number of homes built ever closer into wild lands face peril in another major blaze.