Sentence examples for perilous though from inspiring English sources

The shift to autorotation is perilous, though, because it involves a reversal of the airflow through the blades.

Even that can be perilous, though.

Doing nothing would invite far worse consequences than doing something, perilous though that is.

"It can console one to recall how present-day crises, perilous though they seem, may not be worse than those of an earlier generation; that ways can be found, however imperfect, to arrest and turn around an apparently hopeless course of events".

It is a perilous game, though, because taste is defined by others.

Celtic's pre-match edge of an away goal was a perilous one, though, a matter emphasised by the Russians' bullish start.

But the security situation remains perilous, even though most of al-Shabaab's fighters withdrew from the capital in 2011.

For the most part, Mr. Niccol doesn't continue down this perilous avenue, though like other filmmakers he can't resist tricking out his resident storm troopers, a policelike unit known as the Timekeepers, in regulation black and shiny, shiny leather.

Between one thing and another, the unruly garden of outsiders has become as diminished and as endangered, though as perilous to susceptible tourists, as virgin wilderness.

Nordan puts his stamp on the age-old interplay between the nurturing but claustrophobic small town and the exciting though perilous realm beyond.

This is a perilous place, even though the works here – a children's room in which the movie Kramer vs Kramer plays, bookshelves and seating arrangements and items of furniture remade from memory of the artist's own childhood – speak of a disturbed domestic calm.