Sentence examples for perilous choices from inspiring English sources
Rash moments... lead to perilous choices".
Rash moments... lead to perilous choices.' Well, in real life she's having none of that, certainly not with a man 41 years her - and her husband's - senior.
The report starts: The next government will have to cut public sector pay, freeze benefits, slash jobs, abolish a range of welfare entitlements and take the axe to programmes such as school building and road maintenance – or make a set of equally politically perilous choices, according to an analysis by the Financial Times.
Republican members of Congress seeking re-election now face the perilous choice of whether to risk alienating moderates or angering Trump diehards.
If that seems like a perilous choice with the stock market at multiyear highs, he points out that different kinds of stocks have enjoyed the rally to different degrees.
This may not always be a perilous choice when consumers have a way to check employees' backgrounds and experience, but it does give families all the responsibilities of employers.
Having made the fateful and perilous choice to go to war with Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the West now owes a debt to the wider — and strategically far more consequential — Arab reform movement that only an end to his regime can honor.
If that sounds like a perilous choice, consider this: Egrets, heron and other long-legged wading birds of the Florida swamps have more reasons to fear raccoons and possums, who invade nests and eat the birds' eggs.
Cagé argues that if society expects the media to provide quality, unbiased information in order to allow the public to make informed decisions, then relying on market forces to shape the industry is a perilous choice.
But none has got a look-in.A perilous fusionThis restriction of choice and debate within the ANC would not be so bad if it faced some competition.
— Bill Keller Mr. Keller: I think all beliefs, religious or otherwise, are fair game for close questioning during a campaign for president, especially in such perilous times when the choice of our future leader may have momentous consequences.
