Sentence examples for peril screening from inspiring English sources

Related: Dispatches From the Edge Of Last Night's Planet in Peril Screening [ETP].

I suppose the employment screening perils of MySpace could be averted if you were able to say "that wasn't me – that was my MiniMe!" Whatever.

While that risk is low for an individual, "when you start screening a nation, you put a lot of people in peril".

Under a sparingly used immigration program, called humanitarian parole, adoptions were expedited regardless of whether children were in peril, and without the screening required to make sure they had not been improperly separated from their relatives or placed in homes that could not adequately care for them.

For 11 consecutive books, the children have passed from the care of one well-intentioned adult to another, braving the sort of peril usually faced by silent-screen heroines named Pauline and leaving a trail of corpses in their wake.

It is still early days, of course, but Hamm is in peril of following a host of small-screen mega-stars who couldn't transport their charisma to the big screen.

But filmgoers have learned that underestimating Del Toro and what he can do on screen is something done at your peril.

Among the most distressing exclusions in President Trump's order are those of screened Syrian refugees who are in peril of their very lives.

On the screen, a woman has no idea that peril lurks just behind her.

But a result is that an America that suddenly has its soldiers in foreign peril finds an unexpected dearth of them on the screen.

"However, the world's reefs are in peril," the president told the National Geographic Society as a projection screen behind him showed constantly changing scenes of ocean wildlife.