Sentence examples for perils of breaking from inspiring English sources

What initially seems a rather conventional glimpse at the perils of breaking up becomes an original examination of the terrors of staying together.

"What initially seems a rather conventional glimpse at the perils of breaking up," Peter Marks wrote in his review in The New York Times, "becomes an original examination of the terrors of staying together".

The much-maligned money diary of the intern shows the perils of breaking that taboo.

We become teenagers, and suffer the perils of breakups, broken hearts and hormones.

Wang told me that he thought the Communist system in China was in serious peril, that the Party's control over China was in danger of being broken.

The BRD has attracted the interest of another big Dutch bank, ABN Amro, which already owns a Hungarian bank and has ambitions to set up a retail-banking network across Europe.In this section Confusionism Bracing for a buying binge All cashed up The next Russian bail-out Weak hand Switzerland off the hook Surplus problems The perils of privatisation Bruised, battered and broke Safe haven?

BETTER THAN HUMAN The Promise and Perils of Enhancing Ourselves.

The economic crisis with its imperative to break with the past for a variety of reasons, from new government pressures to disoriented consumers–highlights the perils of neglecting CEO succession.

I've broken my thumb (fell off my bike), ankle (fell in a ditch while doing adventures), and my nose (the perils of the vast and unknowable ocean!).

"Perils of fame, perils of fame," Mr. Corre said.

Beware the perils of ambiguity.