Sentence examples for may be perilous from inspiring English sources
They may be perilous, but they are the last big game in town.
But even some Bush advisers acknowledge that the strategy may be perilous because polls show that voters generally give Democrats higher marks on the issues.
Redistributional politics may be perilous political turf, but with yet another Robin Hood mega-film due out next year (the director Ridley Scott's version, starring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett), it's clear Americans can't get enough of the guy.
But many other areas of morality are not like this, and so even where adherence to moral imperatives may be perilous in the extreme, it may not be the folly that Hobbes's comments make it seem.
If the side of the road has dense vegetation or rocks, even standing there may be perilous since there is little space for one's feet.
For those who make it to the UK but who are not given leave to remain, however, the journey back may also be perilous.
Mr. Adler, a veteran state senator, won that year with 52 percent of the vote, but 2010 may be a perilous year for freshman Democrats.
CARACAS, Venezuela — This may be a perilous time to operate a Web site focused on politics here, given President Hugo Chávez's recent push for new controls of Internet content.
Eating food contaminated with radioactive particles may be more perilous than thought at least for insects.
The game is so often fluid and graceful that we may forget that what we are watching can be perilous.
