Sentence examples for perilous service from inspiring English sources

Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks blamed his short-term regiments for his failure to take Port Hudson, La., by storm, claiming that the men "openly say they do not consider themselves bound to any perilous service".

It is particularly perilous in financial services, where regulators will crack down at the merest whiff of impropriety.

Modern era has seen diverse nature of attacks possible on the Internet, including the most perilous attack, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks.

And so ethics has become a ubiquitous issue in a race that would otherwise be focused on public safety, city services and Atlanta's perilous fiscal condition.

These figures reflect the perilous state of affairs in overstretched acute services".

And insecurity in many areas makes it increasingly perilous to even try to reach health services.

"We must reach the remote populations with essential supplies and services to spare them that perilous journey.

The operation recalled the perilous raising of the Normandie, which, when it entered service in 1935, was the largest and fastest passenger ship afloat.

Promoting Hygiene, Saving Lives UNICEF recognizes that the combination of over-stretched services and a growing refugee population creates a perilous gap that could lead to disease outbreaks.

That leaves Athens desperately trying to keep apace with debt repayments – it must redeem €450m to the IMF on 9 April – while servicing government expenditure as public finances become ever more perilous.

These are perilous times, and Chambers may be tempted to just hunker down and wait for the service providers to migrate to his technology.