Sentence examples for perilous decision from inspiring English sources

So Ryan, a 30-year-old from Florida, has made the perilous decision to bear witness to atrocities in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan, secretly staying behind when other foreigners were evacuated.

WASHINGTON — A new report by the top commander in Afghanistan detailing the deteriorating situation there confronts President Obama with the politically perilous decision of whether to deepen American involvement in the eight-year-old war amid shrinking public support at home.

When he is not assigned to intake, Judge Elkins, known for his reflective demeanor, handles 25 to 30 cases a day, all involving the perilous decisions of child protection: whether to return children to a mother who beat her son with a hanger; whether to hand over a toddler to a mother with acute depression.

And the more perilous the decision to call it".

Throughout that period, though, the supporters, including Mr. Blair and some cabinet ministers, notably Foreign Minister Robin Cook, have seemed to imply that euro membership was somehow inevitable if Britain was to avoid a perilous isolation from European decision making.

His descriptions of high-altitude oxygen deprivation, specifically its symptoms of bad decisions and perilous oversights, seemed strangely familiar.

Now we find out if it's a "good political decision or a perilous political decision".

Even in the most loving families, some teens are afraid to tell their parents, and they delay it until the second trimester of the pregnancy - making decisions even more perilous.

But the decision could be politically perilous for both sides.

The film, "Watani: My Homeland," chronicles the perilous story of one family's decision to leave their home in Syria for a Turkish refugee camp and, eventually, Germany.

Putting the National Audit Office in charge of BBC value for money could also be perilous, since editorial, quality and excellence decisions are inextricably bound up with how money is spent.