Sentence examples for perilous case from inspiring English sources

Her county, Durham, is a perilous case in point.

As the temperatures drop, this problem becomes ever more pressing.The way Housing First works is that it provides the most perilous homeless cases with homes up front, and then delivers the support these people need (such as drug rehabilitation or job training) to help them stay there.

Many legal experts say that all of the new administration's options in Mr. Marri's case are perilous.

In this case, the perilous encounter is turned into an exotic ballet with a Leon Bakst set, all gilt and baby blue, with a lion as sweet as a kitten.

The decision by Mr. Gore's lawyers to appeal the case shows how perilous their situation is.

You'll see others use their lies as stepping-stools to even greater and far more perilous lies, as was the case with the falsified nuclear missile launch officer tests and so many other sad instances.

Hence, the geographical limitation clause applies to their cases, making them face even more perilous circumstances than the Syrians.

Like "Stereomongrel," Mr. Gispert's 2005 film collaboration with Jeffrey Reed, it follows a precocious preadolescent's odyssey through a perilous adult landscape -- in this case 1980s Miami (where Mr. Gispert was raised).

The fate of affirmative action in the Fisher case looked even more perilous, because Elena Kagan recused herself from participating.

The case has been politically perilous for President Obama, who has said that he opposes the law and that the "don't ask, don't tell" policy "will end on my watch".

Though it's perilous to predict the outcome of cases based on oral arguments, Kennedy did seem to give Smith's claim a more than respectful hearing.