Sentence examples for moral peril from inspiring English sources

France's role has been fraught with moral peril.

We frustrate their desires at our economic, social and moral peril.

We leave foreign policy out of the immigration debate at our own moral peril.

In the archetypal Vietnam story, a grunt who can never find the enemy walks into physical and moral peril.

The narrator wants, or part of him wants, to cross the boundaries he has drawn around his life, and this presents both moral opportunity and moral peril.

But in these times, especially following the equivocal statements made by President Trump on the violence in Charlottesville, the very concept of "both sides" may approach moral peril (to say nothing of the fact that Trump himself has boasted of sexual assault).

Amid this discussion, we suggest that an allegory might be helpful to illustrate some of the many moral perils of drone use that have been overlooked.

No doubt both "Academy X" and "Glamorous Disasters" are meant to be cautionary tales about the moral perils lurking beneath the lifestyles of the rich and almost famous.

The widespread moral acceptance of aiding others to commit suicide may portend substantial moral perils, as it opens up the possibility that assisted suicide could be vulnerable to various forms of abuse, manipulation, or undue pressure (Pabst Battin 1996, 145 157).

Ever the street-corner mythmaker, the Brownsville rapper tells tales of epic proportions, reinforcing his tales of moral perils with imagery borrowed from the Greek pantheon.

Once the moral hazard and national peril are reduced by limiting how much of the public's money is at risk, the number of unproven treatments that Dr. Redberg finds so vexing will be reduced.