Sentence examples for perilous change from inspiring English sources

In reversing that decision yesterday, the court endorsed a perilous change in legal doctrine.

The shadow of perilous climate change falls quietly across the images.

But Libya's unfinished revolution, as inspiring as it is unsettling, illustrates how perilous that change has become as it unfolds in this phase of the Arab Spring.

Whether the calculated revelation is a negotiating ploy by North Korea or a signal that it plans to accelerate its weapons program even as it goes through a perilous leadership change, it creates a new challenge for President Obama at a moment when his program for gradual, global nuclear disarmament appears imperiled at home and abroad.

And America's experience in Iraq has certainly shown how perilous regime change can be.

It's not only politically perilous to impose changes on communities from the top down.

More than likely, it was a matter of survival at a perilous time of climate change in Africa 164,000 years ago.

Which leads me to wonder: Could the adoption of the "New York Blithe" attitude change, from perilous to playful, the beast Metropolis itself?

The change comes at a perilous time for the company, though for the 62-year-old it may yet prove to be a prime turnaround opportunity.

In "Sea Change: The Pacific's Perilous Turn" reporter Craig Welch and photographer Steve Ringman tell a complicated story through multi-layered narratives, still photography and video.

"Change" on this front is perilous, and it is happening.