Sentence examples for perilous cycle from inspiring English sources

The trick is to avoid the perilous cycle of over-commitment, misery, overwhelm and defeat.

Other chemicals in cigarette smoke set off a perilous cycle, causing some medications to be metabolized faster, making them less effective and allowing symptoms to return.

It leads to all sorts of negative feelings, which in turn lead to more ruminative thinking, creating a perilous cycle of thought and emotion.

The efforts to clear the path for sitting senators, first in Pennsylvania and then in Colorado, underscored the hands-on role the White House is trying to play in a perilous political cycle.

Yet, import of exotic rodent species and relocation of indigenous wildlife to other areas as pets have compromised the integrity of natural cycles, proving perilous to both animal and human communities and raising the specter of interspecies transmission of infectious agents, among them those that cause tularemia and monkeypox.

We live in a time of zero-sum politics, where trust is scarce and compromise is perilous, and where the hamster-wheel news cycle puts no special value on reflection.

While observable ubiquitously, nowhere is this intellectual dilemma of the Age of Ignorance more perilous than in the current American political cycle.

A modest competitive grant program was launched then, but its survival in future budget cycles turned out to be perilous.

This is likely, given sloths' small and exclusive home ranges, to be the one their parents lived in.Thus the cycle is closed, and the three-toed sloth's perilous weekly journey to the loo is explained.

It came at a perilous moment for Iraq, with the country sinking back into a brutal cycle of bloodshed that claimed more than 8,800 lives last year alone.

To the extent that "Zohan" deals with the intractable cycle of violence in the Middle East, it is careful not to take sides, and mocks itself for making such perilous source material a subject for comedy.