Sentence examples for peril of not from inspiring English sources

"England and all civilized nations stand in deadly peril of not having enough to eat," he declared.

Entrepreneurs that shun this time-tested method of raising capital, because their investors might make a lot of money, do so at the peril of not achieving their stated goals, which might just include serving the very community Professor Yunus is nobly focused on: fully one half of the world's population.

Friday morning, ex-bookmaker James Katz testified about the peril of not paying "rent," or a monthly fee, to Bulger's gang for operating on their turf.

But for some reason, national campaigns didn't adopt that new model.... 2004 was hopefully the last reminder that if you put the vast majority of the resources in the big cities, at the peril of not picking up those achievable votes in the exurbs, the suburbs and the rural communities, you will lose the state".

It's also similar to the story in which gay backers of Betsy DeVos emerged to tell the Times that the education secretary nominee, who was in peril of not being confirmed by the Senate, was actually pro-gay, contrary to earlier reports.

The social perils of not knowing Commercial Jingles.

A badger learns the perils of not sharing.

The perils of not having that flexibility became clear 80 years ago.

But early in his Senate career Obama also learned the perils of not having one strong manager in charge.

Also, he said, "being a law student gives one plenty of opportunity to see the perils of not keeping your privacy closely guarded".

Decidedly more somber is a campaign that began July 15 for Nevada's marketplace, with a documentary-style approach that focuses on the perils of not having coverage.