Sentence examples for peril of their from inspiring English sources

For all the crispness of their passing, Ajax could not contain the peril of their inexperience.

If villages are in peril of their health, then why are house prices so high?

Doctors, insurance companies and policy experts each have a laundry list of ways that patients aid and abet waste, sometimes at the peril of their own health.

For instance, the European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC) lamented that policy makers or lobbyists who seek to remove scientists because they do not like their findings or advice do so at the peril of their citizens.

In the many countries in which women are completely ruled by men, where even the attempt to attend school puts them in peril of their lives, sex "differences" are at their greatest.

One of the letters, with signatories including the European Academies Science Advisory Councill, Sense About Science and the Royal Institution, states: "Policy makers or lobbyists who seek to remove scientists because they don't like their findings or advice do so at the peril of their citizens".

The sheer horror wrought by chemical weapons is clear, as are the perils of their proliferation.

Di Stefano recounts how they "miraculously escaped" the perils of their stay "always in the mouth of death, undermined by those damned English, Scottish and Hybernes [=Irish] heretics".

Air strikes may keep those who physically launch them out of the immediate firing line, but they have perils of their own.

While residents wait to find out if they can return after their homes are bulldozed, leaseholders are stung with the perils of their own aspiration.

They may be a little less swift on their feet or nimble in a fight, but despite the perils of their job, many have never lost their love for the electricity and unpredictability of the streets.