Sentence examples for perils of combining from inspiring English sources

Last week's snowstorm was only the most recent in a long list of traffic calamities that demonstrate the perils of combining massive suburbs with anemic public transportation.

Though at least two of the novel's last-act revelations can be seen coming a mile off, Mr. Harrison's emotionally detailed portrait of his narrator and his penchant for seeding his narrative with intriguing digressions -- about everything from Manhattan real estate to the perils of eating the deadly fugu fish -- combine to create a consistently entertaining story.

Critics have often compared later David Bowie tours to this one, commonly echoing this later review: "[Bowie] mounted a stadium-sized production combining the excitement of rock with the perils of Broadway..

City of frauds The perils of growing faster A baskets case ReprintsThis offensive combines abuse and flattery, arrogance and charm.

Ah, the perils of major championship golf.

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

Beware the perils of ambiguity.

Plus the perils of e-mailing.

Out of Time: The Pleasures and the Perils of Ageing.

Yet Raff is wary of the perils of overreaching.

Kasparov is well aware of the perils of brazen independence.