Sentence examples for ongoing peril from inspiring English sources
With this breadth and level of public attention and outrage, it is becoming possible to imagine the death of Trayvon Martin taking its place alongside, say, the death of Emmett Till as a terrible marker of the ongoing peril of being young, black, and male in this country.
Then, in our ongoing response to potential peril, the way the brain is built and operates assures that we are likely to feel more and think less.
There's a fine ongoing riff on the perils of translation, while the (as Mitchell calls it) "bygonese" linguistic flourishes and "twould be" and "twixts" all pass smoothly.
Road designers who ignore the ongoing operating costs of snowclearing do so at their peril – perhaps this will eventually push all cities to consider life-cycle costing in their design choices.
These not only represent policy and public health failures for the Shan, the emerging picture indicates that Thailand's ongoing failure to tackle these issues comes at its own peril.
Friends of Hudson's 4,100 members now know firsthand that without public concern and ongoing action, the river and our environment do indeed still face peril.
And at a time when Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee for president, has suggested it might be good for both Japan and South Korea to go nuclear, said Solis, Hiroshima offers "the best platform to highlight the value of U.S. alliances, the perils of nuclear proliferation, and the need for ongoing deterrence against rogue actors".
