Sentence examples similar to perils are recognized from inspiring English sources

The perils of debris in space has long been recognized.

"Berlin" evokes Gail Sheehy's exposé, "Speed Is of the Essence," published in 1971, when the perils of methedrine addiction were just beginning to be recognized.

The perils are many.

Here the perils are twofold.

The perils are real for any politician.

But the future perils are real.

The perils were immediately apparent.

Among the earthlings at peril are Sigourney Weaver.

The perils of concluding lack of benefit in underpowered subgroups of patients are well recognized in the medical literature [ 25, 26].

Peril is never far away.

To ignore such peril is foolish.