The Trump Administration's push for more nuclear weapons is part of a perilous global drive to miniaturize and modernize devices that already promise annihilation.
Here the problem of trucks sitting idle for lack of drivers is compounded by the even more infernal possibility that those drivers, when they finally do show up, might be in a position to bargain for better pay, a prospect described as "perilous" because it could drive up prices "so quickly that the country faces uncontrolled inflation, which can easily lead to a recession".
Whereas a few years ago a trip to the region of Svaneti would require an overnight train ride from Tbilisi followed by a six hour drive up perilous mountain roads, the construction of a new, paved road has cut the time down to three hours.
Thus the linchpin is one who smokes incessantly, loves a drink and drives thousands of perilous miles to keep the bandwagon rolling.
Border enforcement policies drove migrants to perilous crossing routes, resulting in substantial deaths, which official tallies under-reported.
However, the report also found that: Border enforcement policies drove migrants to perilous crossing routes, resulting in substantial deaths, which official tallies under-reported.
As happened in Ireland, the expense can drive government debt to perilous levels.
They dread the drive from Baghdad, a perilous route during which they have seen corpses and insurgent attacks, but insist on visiting their father.
In this state, probably the most perilous thing most people do is drive on some of the country's oldest and most congested highways.
This India way of doing business has fueled an economy that even in perilous global times remains a dynamo, driven by big companies that are bent on growing at prodigious rates.
