Sentence examples for perilous ground from inspiring English sources

Here is where the Akin uproar leads us to perilous ground.

Anything seen as a threat to the ability of people to live in the kind of town they want and can afford is treading on perilous ground.

The team's batting coach, Rick Down, who has been on perilous ground anyway, could become expendable after last night's no-hitter.

The fortunes of Manchester City and Arsenal, who lost to Barcelona and Monaco respectively in their Champions League ties, are also on perilous ground while Chelsea must still overcome Paris Saint Germain at Stamford Bridge.

Biopics move onto perilous ground when they laboriously follow a chronological cradle to the grave trajectory – and try to pack too much in.

She has transferred that work from laboratories filled with brain-scanning machines to police precincts, where she has advised cops about the ways their own minds can lead them onto perilous ground.

This, to be sure, is perilous political ground.

The Islamist movement, usually known here for its tight discipline, appeared to slip loose from its leaders, entering perilous new ground, said Ali Farghaly, 47, an executive at a multinational company who was waiting outside the mosque.

The infighting has been made more severe by the increasingly perilous situation on the ground.

But with the situation on the ground already perilous, others say the accusations are unfair and risk putting aid workers at an even greater risk of becoming targets.

But in a market with new sources of risk, and lots of unknown elements, being complacent that stocks will soon get back on track and start recovering some of their lost ground is perilous.