The road of such a profit-oriented economy will be full of dust, because it accepts the peril to future generations for the sake of immoral profits today.
In my mind, becoming more aware of the obscure forces that guide, define, and influence the ways in which we shape our world is not about avoiding the perils of the future, but about helping to ensure that we are able to achieve our full potential.
Owing to such observations in other parts of the world, a number of studies and key global-level stakeholders, have sounded alarm bells on the future peril of food security.
Sikhs, and others, ignore them at the peril of a more peaceful future.
Instead of "anachronistic" groupings like the G-77 plus China, the world should look toward new blocs which recognize the future peril of climate change.
To put it another way, ignoring these lessons is done at our own peril, and the peril of this country's future, which could, rather than be one of hope, end in a right-wing nightmare.
Jackson generates tingly suspense with subtle clues about the past and intimations of peril in the future, but the appeal of the novel has more to do with the atmospheric spell it casts and the slippery, haunting narrative voice than the revelations of the story.
The issue has focused attention on how political appointees are being elevated to positions of academic authority, thereby putting in peril the very future of education.
As we rebuild the party (DNC) we must keep this lesson at the forefront of our thinking or proceed at our own peril in future elections.
The museum is deeply aware of how Darwin's ideas underpin our contemporary understanding of ecology and biodiversity; and today, biodiversity is in peril and the future of humans and the natural world faces a pending human-induced mass extinction.
