Sentence examples for perilous challenges from inspiring English sources
A5 Incumbent Wins in Nigeria Even as opposition parties denounced election results as "frivolous," the Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo, was declared the winner of a second term, inheriting fresh, potentially perilous challenges in an already divided country.
However, in a reminder that Senators McCain and Feingold still face perilous challenges as they try to shepherd their measure to passage, Mr. McConnell would not commit today to a final vote on the campaign finance legislation on Thursday.
Within countries, in particular in developing countries, lack of investment funding and adaptive capacity poses perilous challenges to prepare and plan for implementation of a climate-resilient development and land-use planning agenda.
Confronting public skepticism on the nation's relationship with the rest of Europe is a perilous challenge for any British leader.
They held the belief that Burnett was not about to have another desultory outing, and that he would be equal to the perilous challenge facing him and the team.
As the future Führer, Mr. Taylor masters the perilous challenge of depicting a recognizable forerunner to the Hitler we know and despise while keeping that interpretation from turning into a cartoon.
The bad news is that finding a single film that will meet the perilous challenge of satisfying the personal cinematic needs of everyone in your row is harder than ever.
Let us hope that Nigeria's recent elections were not a lucky exception but instead signal a new democratic departure from which other countries in Africa and beyond can draw inspiration as they too face the complicated and sometimes perilous challenge of managing political transition.
Brown describes it as writing a speech in a vacuum, which poses significant - and perilous - challenges.
As an assassin confronted by perilous new challenges and difficult choices, what path will you choose?
The Iranian coup reinstated the shah, who was subsequently deposed by Iranian fundamentalists who today pose a perilous nuclear challenge in the Middle East.
