Sentence examples for perils of further from inspiring English sources

Over the last few weeks, Democrats in the Senate have failed to muster enough votes to pass a new package of measures to address the economic weakness, reflecting what some of them see as the political perils of further deficit spending.

Again, a big fall in the lira will boost Turkish exporters but creates the peril of a further surge in the inflation rate.

The perils of leasehold ownership are further demonstrated by a case just down the road in Brixton.

Meanwhile a blunt observation about Kevin Pietersen by Andrew Strauss, the latest broadcaster to fall victim to the perils of an open microphone, further marred the anticipated festival atmosphere.

Bush Sr was only outdone by "liberal-minded" Rudolph Giuliani, then-Mayor of New York: "When you commit treason against the United States of America, particularly at a time when the U.S. is in peril of attack and further attack, I believe the death penalty is the appropriate remedy to consider".

Banks had further incentive to overlook the perils of individual euro zone countries because of the fees they earned for underwriting sovereign debt sold to other investors.

Individual clerics went further in addressing parliament, warning politicians of the perils of confronting the church.

His hope was that the bank could insure against the perils of his fiscal tightening by keeping monetary policy very loose, or even loosening it further.

For a further 15 minutes he remains on stage, praising God, warning of the perils of smoking crack and thanking everyone for their continued support.

These developments are further confirmation of the accuracy of predictions of early last century scholars [5, 41] about the perils of the rampant neoliberalism of the late sensate sociocultural phase.

Ah, the perils of major championship golf.