Sentence examples for more perilous because from inspiring English sources

The fate of affirmative action in the Fisher case looked even more perilous, because Elena Kagan recused herself from participating.

Their 99-day trip was filled with enormously dangerous rapids, whose navigation was made all the more perilous because of the surrounding canyons.

Unrest in northern Africa this year has resulted in a steady exodus of migrants to Europe, a voyage made more perilous because of the precarious state of many of the vessels used by traffickers, which are often dangerously overcrowded.

This approach could make showing insider trading based on tips even more perilous because an intentional disclosure of confidential information might not violate the law if tippers could credibly argue they did not know what the tippee would do with the information.

But for L'Engle, even more than for Meg Murry, who with her brother Charles Wallace is travelling, according to my edition's back-flap copy, "through a wrinkle in time, to the deadly unknown terrors beyond the tesseract!," it had been even more perilous, because she had no grave, precocious little boy to accompany her.

A recent series of attacks, however, like bubbles that indicate fish beneath still water, suggest the potential danger, all the more perilous now because the American troops who helped to pacify Iraq are leaving.

Moreover, transitions to democracy in the Middle East will be more perilous than those elsewhere because of factors unique to the region: the power of political Islam and the entrenched nature of sectarian and tribal loyalties.

As the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said in its December 29 , 2014response to a petition from the Center for Biological Diversity, the Center for Food Safety, the Xerces Society and Lincoln Brower, "This journey has become more perilous for many monarchs because of threats along their migratory path and on their breeding and wintering grounds".

The tracks have been completely rebuilt and resurfaced in the past ten years, and a number of older and more perilous routes have been sealed because of the difficult terrain.

The German magazine Spiegel recently suggested that Syria was the most prominent battlefront in a new global war, more perilous even than the Cold War because the old power structures and rules are no longer in place.

That was because the global economic situation was more perilous than it was two years ago, he said.