Sentence examples for peril confronting from inspiring English sources

Somebody has recognized the peril confronting this great city and is going to do something about it.

With some notable exceptions, China is not a place where journalists face the kind of physical peril confronting reporters in Russia and the Philippines.

Considering the acute relegation peril confronting Sunderland and Newcastle, Sunday's meeting will be imbued with an added intensity befitting possibly the most significant Tyne-Wear encounter yet.

By Evan Osnos July 6, 2010 With some notable exceptions, China is not a place where journalists face the kind of physical peril confronting reporters in Russia and the Philippines.

And Americans should not forget that this same peril confronts us at home.

Roberta Smith's compelling article about the perils confronting the Detroit Institute of Arts mentions that the institute "exists for the benefit of the people of Detroit, the state and the region".

A1 Insurgents kidnapped two Americans and one British engineer in a brazen dawn raid on their home in one of Baghdad's most affluent neighborhoods, underscoring the rapidly growing perils confronting foreign civilians in Iraq.

A trader faces a different peril when confronting the unknown, as well as a longer time horizon.

Individual clerics went further in addressing parliament, warning politicians of the perils of confronting the church.

Mr. Palmer's experience since he filed his first report in October 2010 alleging misuse of business visitor visas for Indian workers is a cautionary tale about the perils of confronting a big corporation.

Cameron, who has been joking about the environment secretary in front of colleagues, believes she has shown poor judgment in failing to appreciate the perils of confronting core middle England voters.