Sentence examples for perils of using from inspiring English sources

Thank goodness the feds are protecting us from the perils of using the Internet to bet on stuff.

But the perils of using the area for art were amply demonstrated.

From "The Perils of Using Shakespeare as a Screenplay," by Richard Brody.

Fit for "kings, editors, and people with tapeworm": on the perils of using the pronoun "we".

Baumbach knows all about the perils of using  real life as inspiration for fiction.

HB, Otley Thanks for your timely reminder about the perils of using a mobile while at sea.

Some investment professionals say the lackluster returns point to a peril of using only four countries, even ones as big and bountiful as Brazil, Russia, India and China, as proxies for a larger investing world.

The Romantics understood another peril of using only one set of models or metaphors: because the theories and models we use structure our vision and analysis, relying on only one is like depending on a single lantern to see in the dark, or using one set of cognitive spectacles to make sense of everything about the world.

But TPP is simply not the 'place' to seek resolution, and there is no better example of the peril of using a single agreement to establish a fair trading regimen for disparate economies than thinking that TPP could at once fairly address the needs of the United States, Japan and Brunei.

The show will be on air for almost two hours, during which time Wright, his panel and various callers-in will discuss legal highs, househusbands, badger culls and the perils or otherwise of using hand cream on your face.

Nor did Scotland Yard need to be told about the perils of terrorists using liquid explosives.