Sentence examples for perilous threat from inspiring English sources

In this context, the choice of the words "illegal occupation" is a perilous threat to the diplomatic search for peace.

A spokesman for the Syrian opposition last week called the killings and kidnappings on both sides "a perilous threat to the revolution".

Amid the clamour over the Greek debt crisis, a far more perilous threat to the global economy is becoming increasingly apparent.

This is the most perilous threat of any decent pregame; get too settled, treat this thing too much like the main event, and any number of your guests could find themselves curled up on the floor dribbling an apology to the rest of the group, crying about how they "always ruin everything," vainly reassuring you that if you give them five minutes and a pint of water they'll be fine.

This is the most perilous threat of any decent pre-drinks; get too settled, treat this thing too much like the main event, and any number of your guests could find themselves curled up on the floor dribbling an apology to the rest of the group, crying about how they "always ruin everything", vainly reassuring you that if you give them five minutes and a pint of water they'll be fine.

From the beginning, journalists attempting to report from Syria confronted perilous threats.

"This is the most perilous terrorist threat in our history.

Cutting police force budgets by about 25 per cent while the UK faces "the most perilous terrorist threat in our history" could mean police are unable to stop a massacre of scores of people on Britain's streets, a former Metropolitan Police commissioner has warned.

MEXICO CITY — Running for public office in Mexico has long been perilous, with threats, assaults and sometimes outright killings by criminal gangs, political rivals and other opponents.

But with even more perilous potential threats to Yemen looming, such as growing unrest in the once-separate south and menacing signs of a resurgence by affiliates of al-Qaeda, Mr Saleh can still plausibly pose as the only man stopping the country from becoming the world's next failed state.

These healthworkers persevere despite perilous security threats.