Sentence examples for perils of drawing from inspiring English sources

Recent statements by Mr. Bo suggest he understands the perils of drawing too much attention.

Instead of a pithy quote, I received a lengthy lecture on the difficulty of estimating the so-called wealth effect, the perils of drawing conclusions about individuals from aggregate statistics, the lopsided nature of wealth distribution in the United States, and much else besides.

Rubio went on to note that Trump was simply making the same point over and over again about the perils of "drawing lines" around states, and really had nothing else of substance to say.

Israel well knows the perils of being drawn directly in to the Syrian conflict.

The task has assumed more urgency since the Asian crisis, which drew attention to the perils of lax accounting.

We urge the STEM education community to pay serious attention to culture as a focus of change, as extensive research draws attention to the perils of ignoring culture (e.g., Austin 2011; Fairweather 2008; Kezar 2011).

"I will not stand by as peril draws closer and closer".Just a ruse to justify settling old scores with Iraq, which has long defied United Nations efforts to strip it of its illicit weapons of mass destruction?

But a number of his statements over the weekend drew criticism, illustrating one of the perils of political success: the same acclaim that brings confidence also brings greatly increased scrutiny.

Problems, Solutions The cases of Ruth Ann Clements and Raul Morales, drawn from interviews and court papers, illustrate the perils of release and a hope for the future.

He doubled his daily output, swinging 200 times — 100 from each side, the perils of a slumping switch-hitter — because he was confident that repetition would draw him out of his slump.

And some politicians want the state to draw attention to benefits of marriage, as it does to the perils of smoking.