Sentence examples for perils of having from inspiring English sources

We soon learnt the perils of having our notebooks in the public domain.

One of the perils of having a huge social media following is that when you make a mistake there is absolutely no hiding it.

If corporate America's excesses in the last decade demonstrated the perils of having too much capital, Oakland's success has demonstrated the virtue of having just enough.

The brothers chat often, with Jeff talking Marquis through the perils of having his every dribble scrutinized by the team's rabid fans.

9. Pecan Pie Proving that Gondry isn't immune to making an idiot of himself, this demonstrates the perils of having too much time on your hands.

There are countless reports about the perils of having babies in later life - from the increased chances of abnormalities to the cost to the NHS because older women are more likely to have caesareans.

And broadcasters were given a lesson in the perils of have miked-up players during tense games.

In its own lacklustre, long-winded way — at nearly three hours, the play is proof of the peril of having a writer direct his own work — "The Starry Messenger" has similar ambitions: it is a demonstration of life's caprice, which calls Catholic assumptions into question.

Even large commercial vessels are warned of the very serious peril of having their bow in East River current pushing it to port and their stern in Hudson River current pushing it to starboard.

The perils of not having that flexibility became clear 80 years ago.

But early in his Senate career Obama also learned the perils of not having one strong manager in charge.