Sentence examples for perilous enough from inspiring English sources

Boxers lead a perilous enough existence as it is without members of the public endangering their health.

Something very like such calculated risk operates in his poetry: little crises in consciousness, just perilous enough to seem meaningful.

Ordinary family life is perilous enough: healthy kids fail at school, have drug problems, get bullied, or are shattered by foul divorces.

Parental interaction is perilous enough, and talk of Trojan horses would have underlined that tension outside the school gates in Birmingham this year.

Or a place brimming with enough perilous zip-lines and shark dives to bond you for life?

The simple-sounding plot is dense with enough perilous adventure to stir an anti-Potter reaction among some school districts, parents and evangelical ministers who are troubled by the dark tone of the Potter books, the details about witchcraft and Harry's near collisions with death.

There is enough excitement on the perilous journey, alongside big questions about trust and betrayal, to keep seven- to 10-year-olds hooked.

Either way, she shows she is not a serious enough candidate for these perilous times.

Since the summer of 2014, the Spanish coast guard has faced a major influx of migrants, consisting of those desperate enough to attempt the perilous crossing of the Mediterranean onboard flimsy and overcrowded "carretas del mar" (sea carts).

As the book's middle section parallels historical events with perilous Forrest Gumpish quirkiness, Junior gets close enough to the Oklahoma City bombing to want to warn his fellow earthlings about the cataclysm he has anticipated since childhood.

The BBC's Matthew Price, in Lampedusa, says Europe's leaders face a quandary as they struggle to balance political pressures to restrict migrant numbers with the need to assist those desperate enough to risk such a perilous journey.