Sentence examples similar to peril of traffic from inspiring English sources
Lotus Outreach's work is deceptively simple: education projects for girls who have been sex-trafficked to teach them new skills; radio spots to alert families to the perils of trafficking; vans that tour villages warning young girls of the dangers.
Maria Full of Grace is a Latin American movie that focuses on the perils of drug trafficking; Rambo is a Suriname based film that has the same name as the famous Rambo film, that is written and set in Suriname and presents the story of a junior secondary school student who abuses and sells drugs.
While considerable attention has been paid to perils of Queens Boulevard, the six lanes of traffic and two medians across Eastern Parkway make this a busy, dangerous intersection for pedestrians in Crown Heights.
Last week's snowstorm was only the most recent in a long list of traffic calamities that demonstrate the perils of combining massive suburbs with anemic public transportation.
Just in case anyone's looking for a gift that would melt my heart, I'd like a set of illuminated cycling wings like those sported in Danny Boyle's mind-boggling opening ceremony for the Olympic and Paralympic Games – plus the ability to soar high above the rest of the world (particularly the perils of London's traffic) as one of the 75 dove bikes did.
A report published in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment by researchers in China and the UK highlights the peril of the "world's most heavily trafficked CITES-protected mammal contraband".
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.
