Sentence examples for more perilous problem from inspiring English sources

But a greater, perhaps more perilous problem for the team's owners, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, was that Rakoff cleared the path for a jury to sit in judgment of the competing claims at the heart of the lawsuit: Were the men, who invested some $1.6 billion with Madoff over two decades, innocent victims of a man they considered a friend and a financial whiz?

Rather like a "war on drugs", it will simply displace the problem, increase prices, introduce ever less scrupulous market entrants and make the journey more perilous.

But far more perilous times lie ahead.

Some incidents are more perilous than others.

As for City, matters are more perilous.

Traffickers are no more ruthless, the journey no more perilous.

Certain waters are, of course, more perilous than others.

Philadelphia is in an even more perilous condition.

The blockade has made it even more perilous.

But Labour's position is more perilous still.

The statement comes against a more perilous global backdrop.