Sentence examples for peril over from inspiring English sources
But many Democrats' view of Mr. Mukasey has soured, and his nomination is in peril over his refusal to declare waterboarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, to be illegal.
Ultimately, because she's a major character in a Disney film, Dory is saved from peril over and over again.
Indeed there are perils to over imbibing in the heat, like getting dehydrated or sick.
However, as our analysis has shown the peril of over-investment seems to be rather small, because noisy observability (4.3), imperfect enforcement (4.4) and lengthy proceedings (4.5) create a drift towards under-investment, which has to be overcome by a balanced investment contest initiated by the arbitrator.
You will lament, perhaps, the numerous perils over which you had no control.
As coaches, we've all experienced the perils of over-rationalising.
If it is wrong, the experiment will serve as an object lesson in the perils of over-centralisation.The rationale for targets is straightforward.
Mr Healy reckons that Mr Obama is "as dedicated to enhancing federal power as any president in 50 years".The perils of over-promisingNonsense, say his supporters.
The perils of over-leveraging had become apparent long before the US authorities gave up the fight to save Lehman on 15 September 2008, and condemned it to bankruptcy.
He framed the forged Lincoln letter and hung it in a prominent place in his office as a permanent reminder of the perils of over-enthusiasm in his business.
Out on Tuesday The End Of The Line Ecological doc about the perils of over-fishing The Hangover Ribald US stag-weekend comedy in a Dude Where's My Car? vein.
