Sentence examples for perils of poor from inspiring English sources
The political impasse is playing a dangerous game with fish stocks, resulting in the twin perils of poor fisheries management and increasing levels of bycatch".
Another sharp reminder of the perils of poor controls will come next week when British regulators wrap up their investigation into Mr Young's employer, Morgan Grenfell Asset Management, Deutsche Bank's British fund-management unit.
To combat the peril of poor video quality in LCDs, two solutions are: response time compensation by overdrive techniques and emulation of impulse-type operation in an LCD.
The Kings are suffering from the twin perils of a poor economy and poor play, with a 7-19 record and no certified stars.
Informal talks on finance and the overall format of the deal were continuing yesterday, but the spokesman for the bloc of African countries warned about the perils of pushing poor countries to a cosmetic deal at any cost.
Kinshasa, the capital, has some 15m inhabitants but no sewage system.Special report A ravenous dragon Iron rations The lucky country Mutual convenience No strings Intrepid explorers A large black cloud The perils of abundance Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsDirt poor in the midst of plentyIn short, Congo has made very little of its natural resources.
Travel after dark was discouraged two decades ago because of poor security and the perils of bad pavement.
The perils of corruption, particularly for the poor, are real.
The perils of remaking foreign-language films are suggested by a poor debut for Let Me in, from Cloverfield director Matt Reeves.
Cardinals stressed the perils of obliging health insurance to cover contraception; nuns emphasized the Gospels' concern for the poor and powerless.
Leaders of rich and poor countries could endorse both targets at the mammoth UN Conference on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in August.The perils of preferencesA final word is necessary on the efforts to open rich-country doors.
