Sentence examples for peril has grown from inspiring English sources

Their country's already pronounced sense of economic peril has grown.

Correction: Bernie Ebbers Reprints Related items Drinking in Japan: The perils of losing controlMar 23rd 2005Mr Horie has grown his firm once called Livin' on the Edge mostly through mergers.

Mr. Ziele, whose home base is MeadowBrook Dairy Farms in Clarksville, says his business has grown through word of mouth about the perils of additives in milk.

At times he might still fashion himself a momentous leader, but prospects of making history have become more uncertain as the perils of current politics have grown increasingly real.

Who told you?" My husband and I came to the heartbreaking conclusion that Matthew was no longer safe in the community where he had grown up, and that his impulsive actions were putting others in peril.

The moment he longed to be a part of had passed, and the Beats, by the time he arrived, had grown "long in the tooth, cranky, full of bowel complaints and the perils of advanced age".

Recently a long-delayed but powerful public response to the nuclear peril has been growing.

1. Colleges' financial peril has been exaggerated.

As awe diminishes, peril has become coveted.

It suggests that the long-predicted peril has arrived..

For decades, groups such as Save Venice and Venice in Peril have campaigned for action as the tides grow worse each year and the damp seeps above the stone footings to decay the ancient brickwork above.