Such an approach does, however, invite significant peril.
"To put rescuers in there puts them in significant peril," said Fire Marshal Peter Brierty of San Bernardino County.
A.S., NEW YORK This teacher should respond to students apt to get themselves into trouble, and the most significant peril you describe may not be a little teenage drinking or recreational drug use but the public exposure of this "mischief".
Von Spakovsky offered me the names of two experts who, he said, would confirm that voter-impersonation fraud posed a significant peril: Robert Pastor, the director of the Center for Democracy and Election Management, at American University, and Larry Sabato, a political-science professor at the University of Virginia.
Living and learning are organic experiences, not digital ones, and we confuse the two things at significant peril.
For example, genetic testing for certain gene variants closely associated with particularly noxious forms of breast cancer might encourage a woman to put herself in significant peril by undergoing radical surgery or other risky treatment for no possible benefit.
A changing environment not only justifies, but mandates, adaptation; if the 1990s trends do indeed represent a retreat from an information-dominated world, then the substitution of a PBL-dominated philosophy could be fraught with significant longterm perils.
And now, the competition is so strong that Bloomberg may end up in significant financial peril.
I know firsthand that the path to self-employment is not easy nor is absent of significant financial peril for some, yet, more people than ever are choosing self-employment.
San Francisco's airport, the new $1bn stadium for the Golden State Warriors, the Giants' baseball stadium AT&T Park and sections of the Union Pacific railroad – a vital artery for the region – face significant long-term peril.
