Sentence examples for presenting a peril from inspiring English sources

It's another thing entirely to be overcome by a Reuters article about a cloud of pollution two miles thick -- a "toxic cocktail of ash, acids, aerosols and other particles" -- that is choking the skies of southern Asia and presenting a peril to millions of pairs of lungs.

Republicans presented a different peril.

In 2008 the office supplies company Staples decided that buying paper from APP presented a "great peril to our brand".

In the past, spiders presented a real peril to the human race, something that today – despite the development of modern medicine and antivenom – we continue to be prewired for.

Johnson said he accepted that trucks and other large vehicles currently presented an unacceptable peril to cyclists, saying he had ridden past the scene where a rider was seriously injured by a coach only the previous evening.

Businesses do not like to take on other sectors of business or changes that present an existential peril to the latter.

Gourevitch and Morris present a clear picture of the perils of being the witness behind the camera, as well as the many interpretations that a "provocative" picture will invite in a world where information is increasingly pictorial.

Does Chuck ever show up for Meet the Press and just wing it?" A strange tic emerges, where everything her campaign did that was tin-eared and senseless is presented only as a peril wisely avoided.

Viewed on the human time scale, on the other hand, the Brahmaputra presents an immemorial landscape that is in peril.

In doing so, Foxygen presented an argument for its continued relevance, one that a year ago seemed in peril after the band endured a canceled tour, an onstage injury and offstage drama.

But a vote in the House, which could come overnight or today, presented more peril.