Sentence examples for minor peril from inspiring English sources

The Legislature went back to the drawing board and managed to produce two districts, the First and the 12th, with black populations of 53percentt, at only minor peril to white Democratic incumbents.

A few scenes of minor parental and child peril.

When the University of Minnesota Press agreed more than a year ago to publish a book called "Harmful to Minors: The Perils of Protecting Children From Sex," it was clear that it would be controversial.

I happened to see "A Summer Place" again recently, at a time when I was reading a new and controversial book by Judith Levine called "Harmful to Minors: The Perils of Protecting Children from Sex".

George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, is looking into the possibility of giving the former slugger Darryl Strawberry a job with the team, perhaps as a counselor for younger players, someone who would speak to minor leaguers about the perils of drug use and drinking.

If brought in Superior Courts these cases were pressed at the peril of securing only minor recovery and then having that success washed out by the burden of costs.

Bacon's reminiscences about his home town of Mansfield and the perils of being a minor celebrity proved less rewarding, and by the end of his 15-minute set – "I'm never going to own a chip pan.

People nowadays complained of stress, he added; but what were minor anxieties "about falling stock prices" compared with the perils of Kursk?

Front office members expect Harper to play and are mulling plans for him to get at-bats despite the fact that the minor league season has ended and instructional league is in peril due to Irma.

"Yet the minor miscalculations pale beside the film's unflinching depiction of the perils of heedless upward mobility that, for all the luxuries it affords, looks pretty grim".

Since then, there have been more than 100 nuclear mishaps, major and minor, all warnings that we delay the achievement of a nuclear-weapon-free world at our peril.