Sentence examples for perilous ways from inspiring English sources

Not only did handsomely compensated financiers engineer the dot-com bubble and the housing crisis, but bankers' pay is reshaping the economy and society in other perilous ways.

Crossing the Mediterranean is one of the most perilous ways to reach Europe.

I was interested in how a person like Sonia, with strong values and sense of self, might end up having to relinquish those values for the greater promise of staying in the U.S. I thought it would be interesting to explore an idea for a film set in the not-too-distant future where technology, immigration, and government had dovetailed in potentially perilous ways.

It's hard to think of a more perilous way to write.

Our great actors sometimes turn into Peter O'Toole, which is spectacular and fascinating, but a perilous way to go.

In some ultimately perilous way, as we should be warned by the novel's title, Kevin isn't very good at thinking about what's next.

Some of them, such as Syria's Hafez Assad and the Palestinians' Yasser Arafat, combine in quite a perilous way all three attributes.Three weeks ago King Hussein himself was in this bracket.

If so, instructive lessons can be found in the contrasting ways two of his predecessors, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, navigated a perilous way ahead in Vietnam.

Odysseys run on two parallel tracks in this novel: that of a fugitive slave making his perilous way from Maryland to Philadelphia, and that of the dissolute Scotsman hired to track him down.

This is a particularly perilous way to climb a building considering that the clamps used to fix this cable onto the facade are not built to withstand the weight of a person.

Walters has said that the inspiration for the superannuated, deaf, lolloping waitress and her perilous way with mulligatawny came when she and writer Victoria Wood encountered just such a stumbling, sloshing specimen in a Harrogate tearoom.