Sentence examples for perils of doing from inspiring English sources

It was a lesson on the perils of doing too much, too fast, that would later serve him well.

Ivan has the strong stomach and dark sense of humour needed to survive the everyday perils of doing business in Russia.

Nevertheless, he told some very interesting and amusing stories about the trials and perils of doing business in Greece, seconded and commented on by the godson.

In Elkhart, the worries are less about the risks of doing too much and more about the perils of doing too little.

But, apart from those troubles that come with success, the perils of doing business in Russia have eased during his career.

To the Editor: Nancy Cooper Frank's hilarious piece on the perils of doing laundry abroad, "The Spin Cycle Around the Globe" (Feb. 25), struck a responsive chord.

In his 2005 hit, "One Billion Customers: Lessons from the Front Lines of Doing Business in China," he charted the perils and possibilities of doing business in the Middle Kingdom.

(That same chair, incidentally, is turned into a metaphor for all manner of quirky perils on "Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair").

The perils of crossing did become notorious.

As we honor and thank those who have served in our military, we must remember that for far too many veterans, the perils of service do not end with discharge from the military.

What are the perils of women's doing so, and of suggesting that their definition of success is different?