Sentence examples for severe peril from inspiring English sources

Already, the 2C threshold looks in severe peril.

She's so deep into her Lord of the Flies stage, Piggy's Brains would be in severe peril around her. She's like a stringy, Mammy Yokum-version of Brando's Colonel Kurtz in Apocalypse Now, drawling out: "Da horra', da horra', dangnab it!" Remember when she seemed like a loveably eccentric grandma?

"Children and women forced into the commercial sex industry suffer particularly acute trauma, and the high prevalence of HIV/AIDS in the region places their lives in severe peril," said Ms. Long.

Yet by virtually ignoring the occupational well-being of an entire generation, the UK Government is placing us all in severe financial peril.

On 21 June 2006 it was announced that the club was in such severe financial peril that it was facing a winding-up order, but on 11 June the following year it was confirmed that a new consortium had taken over the club and secured its future.

That way lies grave perils.

As an explorer most of my adult life, I began to think about exploration and explorers relative to the recent economic perils and their severe consequences for numerous organizations, institutions and individuals.

Officials at Standard & Poor's and the IMF have issued statements warning of the perils of quick and severe cuts.

The emergency in the Horn of Africa has become a catastrophe, where more than 300,000 children are suffering from severe acute malnutrition and are in immediate peril.

But if the medical and economic problems become too severe, the entire party leadership may be discredited and in peril, some experts say.

Dicke's discovery saved millions of children and adults from the perils of untreated celiac disease, including malnutrition, stunted growth, cancer, severe neurological and psychiatric illness and even death.