Sentence examples for perils of pushing from inspiring English sources

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.

If the markets balk, and the ECB refuses to blink, the world's third-biggest sovereign borrower could be pushed into default.The perils of brinkmanshipCan anything be done to avert disaster?

It's not often that a put-upon porcine protagonist finds a pretty new pal and manages to push back against the perils of pollution.

Pando writer Mark Ames, who wrote the article, compiled examples of journalists, media personalities, Ivy League researchers and civil libertarians, among others, collaborating with cigarette companies to push misinformation downplaying the perils of smoking.

"The perils of marching!" a young woman said with a laugh, pushing banners out of her face.

Instead they got simulated oral sex to a version of Salt-N-Pepa's Push It and storylines about the perils of premature ejaculation.

He fell on the way to his room in front of Jess and her friends, revealing everything to them, which pushed him over the edge and into a tirade about the perils of rooming with a woman.

Pushing both sides towards some such compromise is a keen mutual awareness of the perils of escalation.India must deliver, tooIf America's good offices are to bring this about, India has to budge as well.

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

Beware the perils of ambiguity.

Ah, the perils of major championship golf.