Sentence examples for proven perilous from inspiring English sources

Aware of its dangers, Nassau County is looking into using red-light cameras at six intersections prone to car accidents, and the State Department of Transportation plans to upgrade six other intersections that have proven perilous to pedestrians, with high-contrast striping, countdown timers and other safety measures.

The NBA playoffs are rolling along, and so far, the home-court setting has proven perilous.

While the United States did, to a certain degree, avoid a total collapse of its economy in the wake of one of the world's worst financial crises thanks to a series of fiscal stimuli employed to act as a 'moat' and boost growth, Greece has wholly been left scathed because of austerity measures - which had been proven perilous in the United States in the past - imposed on it by the European Union.

The area has already proved perilous.

Any further delay could prove perilous; officials have said that the current MetroCard system cannot be maintained beyond 2019.

That, economists warn, could prove perilous in a small country like Hungary that cannot finance itself without foreign capital.

Even if nothing comes of it, the federal investigation could prove perilous to the party's reputation.

Darren Pettie and Sarah Sokolovic are equally fine as a younger couple whose increasing intimacy with their new neighbors proves perilous.

Progress on Conga would cease if the study's approval is revoked.The native-consultation law could also prove perilous for Mr Humala.

A different frame of mind could prove perilous, leading us to underestimate the danger mutually assured destruction, or the lack of it, still poses.

A cluster of new productions of old work can prove perilous for a playwright's reputation, but Churchill has emerged with her standing enhanced.