Sentence examples for posed perils from inspiring English sources

With respect to the recent crisis, highly leveraged fixed income assets posed perils to the global banking system.

As to the likelihood that precocious puberty poses perils for young people, this is still debated – though many parents worry that early sexual development puts strain on children who are being robbed of years of innocent childhood.

Chapter 11 poses perils for United, particularly since it still will need the cooperation of its unions to get costs in line.

Cloonan said that Fadl's pursuit of women had posed numerous perils.

In April, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency, saying the failure to efficiently process checks posed "extreme peril to the safety of persons and property".

To be sure, night, our oldest terror, no longer poses the perils, both real and imaginary, that it once did.

Eustatic sea-level rise (SLR) and sea flooding generated by intense tropical cyclones therefore pose special perils for continued existence on atolls.

He talked about the economy, and the perils posed by the Democratic program in Washington.

Lekuton himself, however, was more reticent about the perils posed by "Engineer," as Harugura is commonly called in the north.

As hope faded that anyone else would be found alive, concern shifted more to the ecological perils posed by the ship.

As a result of the filing, the Mets revealed Friday that they were seeking minority partners to provide an infusion of cash as they confront the perils posed by the lawsuit.