Sentence examples for perils in from inspiring English sources

There are perils in having publicity precede peer review.

There are perils in massive expansion (yes, even for the upmarket, and so far resilient, Waitrose).

They make for an alarming vision of the perils in the age of Facebook, Twitter and webcam chats.

The perils in the House are already evident, even if a solid bill is approved in the Senate.

Risk-weighted asset calculations also give bankers a lot of freedom to understate the perils in their institutions' holdings.

Du Pont knew the perils in waiting: "October," he cautioned McClellan, "was the golden month for operations on our seacoast".

As North Korea is now learning, there are perils in extolling the virtues of a leadership beyond the reasonable.

The bombing provided Democrats with a new opportunity to criticize Mr. Bush for failing to anticipate the perils in Iraq.

Dr. Commoner took aim at the "neo-Malthusians," as he called those who, like the English scholar Thomas Malthus, foresaw perils in population growth.

But there is also peril in these new opportunities.

However, there is virtually no peril in this film.