Now we have a cats-in-peril trend.
Winston Churchill once said, "There is nothing wrong with change, if it is in the right direction," an assertion that accurately describes the possible peril connected to a trend entering colleges and universities across the country: the online class.
The high valuations of tech firms, combined with pace and peril of changing tech trends, make the sector an odd target for buyout firms.
Bowen planned to say Australia was not immune to the rise of rightwing politicians or protectionist economic policies, in a similar way to the US and Europe, and the Turnbull government ignored this global trend at its peril.
We ignore apocalyptic fears and millennial expectation at our own peril, and by ignoring the trends, we put others in peril as well.
Media companies can continue to ignore or fight that trend at their own peril.
While Progressive pgr began selling its auto insurance policies online back in 1998 and Allstate all did the same thing just last month, privately held industry giant State Farm is stubbornly resisting this trend at its own peril.
That is a trend the party would ignore at its peril.
A member of Stamford's school board, Ms. Stephenson then convened a meeting of educators, the police and residents to discuss crime trends and what she saw as a potential peril for the city's children.
Human-induced climate change "is believed to contribute to this trend," the report said, "though it influences various perils in different ways".
Young thinks the food-trend flunkies overlook the nation's chip DNA at their peril.
