Sentence examples for perilous than from inspiring English sources
Some incidents are more perilous than others.
Certain waters are, of course, more perilous than others.
The alternatives then will seem more perilous than Michael Graetz's value-added tax.
Meanwhile, winter parking, always a minor blood sport, has become more perilous than ever.
Unfortunately, predictions have proved even more perilous than normal in the era of the three kings.
Its supporters are euphoric.Yet Myanmar's path to democracy is more perilous than it seems.
In other words, Mr. McDonald thought that Citigroup's status might be more perilous than anyone believed.
We have done so before in times that were more perilous than ours.
Instead of becoming safer, we could be in a more perilous state than ever.
Who better to walk this perilous tightrope than you, especially if we set up cushiony nets beneath you (unlike Burt Lancaster in "Trapeze")?
But Anderson, who learned to skate when he was 4, is more focused on reaching his destination after a perilous journey than the agonizing wait he endured.
