Sentence examples for perilous region from inspiring English sources

The report lay behind the president's warning that South Asia was the world's most perilous region.

And it is just one corner of a perilous region where Putin and the International Olympic Committee thought to situate the Winter Games.

At the political level, Mr. Ulgen noted that when ties were strong, Turkey provided an isolated and tiny Israel with a large Muslim ally in a perilous region.

Behind President Clinton's blunt warning last spring that South Asia was the world's most perilous region lay an assessment from American intelligence agencies that the likelihood of a war between India and Pakistan that could erupt into a nuclear conflict had increased significantly, according to officials with access to the secret intelligence.

At a time when the U.S. is engaged in two wars in strategically perilous regions and faces the ongoing threats of terrorism, an increasingly powerful China and Iran, a nuclear North Korea and nuclear-seeking Iran, and a looming fiscal meltdown, doesn't America need a president with at least one of the above qualifications?

This is clear in the perilous Ramadi-Falluja region of central Iraq, some 70 miles west of Baghdad.

PALERMO, Sicily — As Prime Minister Mario Monti fights to protect Italy from the contagion driving up its borrowing costs to perilous levels, one region in particular has been in the spotlight: Sicily, which some fear has become "the Greece of Italy" and is at risk of defaulting on its high public debts.

There will definitely be perilous consequences for the region.

The uprisings in the Arab world have made the region a perilous place for journalists.

UNICEF and WHO said that in most accessible areas, between 95% and 100% of children were reached, but that continued insecurity made swathes of the region too perilous for the immunization teams to enter.

But in central Iraq the situation appears to be as perilous as ever and no region is completely free of attacks.