Sentence examples for perilous problem from inspiring English sources
Teenage pregnancy remains a perilous problem but has dropped sharply in the city and across the nation in the past 20 years.
Those investigations raise another potentially perilous problem for Christie – the key players in the scandal, who have so far stayed mum, but whose continuing silence is not guaranteed.
But a greater, perhaps more perilous problem for the team's owners, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, was that Rakoff cleared the path for a jury to sit in judgment of the competing claims at the heart of the lawsuit: Were the men, who invested some $1.6 billion with Madoff over two decades, innocent victims of a man they considered a friend and a financial whiz?
Nowadays, environmental pollution is the perilous problem of all over the world.
If a team like the Devil Rays were to go into bankruptcy, a labor lawyer suggested, it could pose potentially perilous problems for baseball.
Mr. Hastert's comments underscored growing concern among Republicans that the party has not done enough to put to rest corporate fraud as an increasingly perilous political problem.
Chandra is well acquainted with how perilous financial problems can be.
As a doctoral student at Luleå University of Technology, she was tenacious, earning her degree in 4 years despite giving birth to two children during that time and struggling with perilous funding problems.
The result is that 78% of the human population in the region has dangerously high mercury levels in their bodies, a problem especially perilous for pregnant mothers.
"The structure of credit is irrational and the financial system carries many problems and perilous risks".
But Mr. Wen, and the departing president, Hu Jintao, leave behind a host of nettlesome problems, including a perilous wealth gap and an economy increasingly dominated by state-owned enterprises and a privileged elite.
