Sentence examples for perils of executing from inspiring English sources

The fact that the April issue, published at a time of maximum business tumult, featured a cover shot of Sarah Palin, the governor of Alaska and unsuccessful candidate for vice president, seemed to etch the perils of executing business journalism on a monthly schedule during an era when financial scoops are often measured in seconds.

The perils of poorly executed government sites are apparent in the Pew study.

I had experienced some of the perils of a well-conceived show poorly executed and how it undercut the experience intended.

Pearl White, star of the Perils of Pauline and The Exploits of Elaine serials, was promoted as the "peerless fearless girl" who bravely executed all her own stunts.

At first, I reacted badly to what I took as mere imitation, but Winehouse and her crew execute their homage with class and understated force, a quality that overrides — for now — the perils of heavy borrowing.

Ah, the perils of major championship golf.

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

Plus the perils of e-mailing.

Beware the perils of ambiguity.

And what of the perils of Pauline?

Ah, the perils of Being Phil Sawyer.