Sentence examples for peril of poor from inspiring English sources

To combat the peril of poor video quality in LCDs, two solutions are: response time compensation by overdrive techniques and emulation of impulse-type operation in an LCD.

The political impasse is playing a dangerous game with fish stocks, resulting in the twin perils of poor fisheries management and increasing levels of bycatch".

Another sharp reminder of the perils of poor controls will come next week when British regulators wrap up their investigation into Mr Young's employer, Morgan Grenfell Asset Management, Deutsche Bank's British fund-management unit.

The Kings are suffering from the twin perils of a poor economy and poor play, with a 7-19 record and no certified stars.

Travel after dark was discouraged two decades ago because of poor security and the perils of bad pavement.

Also present is Miss Universe (Madalina Diana Ghenea), who bathes naked in front of the old guys, indifferent to their flaccid gaze, and a movie star (Paul Dano), who feels in peril, poor lamb, of being typecast by success.

The peril of Islamic totalitarianism has proven, in Europe at least, to be a poor substitute for the threat posed by nuclear-armed communism.

It's the peril of switching lanes.

They therefore cannot predict the peril of new ideas.

Again we can see the peril of tradition being abandoned.

Even at the peril of public health.