Sentence examples for perilous implications from inspiring English sources
As Syria's civil war spreads beyond its frontiers and draws in ever more outsiders, that post-Ottoman template is in jeopardy, with perilous implications for those in London and Paris seeking sway over its successor.
Recent events in neighbouring Syria have had perilous implications for health systems serving Palestinians in Lebanon.
"The reduction in this facility places the club in a perilous position which has implications not only for our members but the fan base, the citizens of Bradford and the sport of rugby league.
The sudden decision by two senior Democratic senators to retire shook the party's leaders on Wednesday and signaled that President Obama is facing a perilous political environment that could hold major implications for this year's midterm elections and his own agenda.
The political implications of the British report are far more perilous for Mr. Blair than the American findings were for President Bush.
But it becomes perilous when the narrative thread seems to carry a broad systemic policy implication, that then is not tested as such.
The movie's subject is the connection between absolute power and absolute pleasure — with the implication that the very quest for pleasure is bound up with morally perilous power relations, and that the pleasure of power is inextricable from the pleasure of inflicting pain.
The shift for Fox News — the favorite network of the Bush administration, now the least favored one of the Obama administration — has financial implications for the News Corporation, especially given the network's status as a growth engine in a perilous time for media companies.
The new research has implications for the search for life in the solar system: If Earth's microbes can survive the perilous journey to other planets and moons, it may be difficult to determine whether any microbial life discovered on those bodies originated there or was introduced from Earth, scientists say.
Goldman's Windfall For investors in the United States and around the world, the days after the A.I.G. rescue were perilous and uncertain; the Dow Jones industrial average fell 4percentt on Sept. 17 as credit markets froze and investors absorbed the implications of the insurance giant's collapse.
