Sentence examples for peril against from inspiring English sources

One plays a loose point at his peril against Nadal, who did not make an unforced error in the second set and had a combined three in the third and fourth.

With a self-inflicted wound, Trump puts himself in new peril against Clinton ».

The insurer agrees to defend a suit even though it is false or fraudulent, so long as it is a suit stemming from a peril insured against.

Yet it does so at its own peril: unconventional wars against insurgencies and nonstate entities seem certain to remain on the nation's threat horizon for years to come.

Fortunately, the body has its own protective device against this peril — an enzyme called cholinesterase, which breaks down the transmitting chemical once it is no longer needed.

To its credit, "Inter World isn't sugarcoated for its readership; it wastes no time in putting its young heroes in mortal peril and pitting them against at least one brutal adversary who threatens to floss with their innards.

Meanwhile Kikuyu broadcasters inveighed against the peril posed by "animals from the west": this meant the rival Luo (from which Barack Obama originates) and Kalenjins.In East Africa this use of radio to incite ethnic slaughter recalled an even darker episode: the Rwandan genocide of 1994, in which a station called Radio Mille Collines (Thousand Hills Radio) seemed to be directing the massacres.

If we are to see its potential realized, then the web must reach more people and be freed of the constant peril of bumping up against its own technological limitations -- the only real threat to its capacity to effect change.

*Use caution against the peril of heavy objects falling off the jack or the posts.

Red peril: United's card count against Liverpool *Nemanja Vidic was yesterday sent off against Liverpool for the third league match in succession.

Seeking my own hedge against the employment peril, I returned to school several years ago and obtained my master's degree in counseling.