Sentence examples similar to perilous setting from inspiring English sources
Resources we tend to perceive -- or misperceive -- as bottomless come with an entirely different, but no less perilous, set of traps (just ask the planet).
Brazilian choreographer Deborah Colker is known for her work with huge and perilous sets.
It's loud, onomatopoeic fun in which familiar perilous set-ups – starting a new school – are casually interspersed with wanting an Xbox for Eidal-Fitr.
It is also a perilous literary setting for writers in English, a stylistic minefield of the oriental-exotic, the British-nostalgic and the American-military-technical.
Realistically, so many governments are so committed to this posture that no abrupt change will come even if leaders finally admit to themselves the perilous precedent they are setting, and there is no evidence that they will.
For the third time since the All-Star Game break, the Nets have set themselves on cruise control, and it has taken them to a perilous place.
The American call, though, has raised concerns that it might do more harm than good, hurting Washington's standing in Caracas while setting a potentially perilous precedent in other Latin American countries with weak governments and institutions.
I hope President Bush understands how perilous a course he is setting for both California and the national economy with his opposition to caps on the outrageously high wholesale price of electricity -- opposition he reiterated to me when we met Tuesday.
Like anyone setting off on a perilous course, I was sure it wouldn't happen to me.
You are setting the stage for a more perilous outcome.
