He actually had more rushing attempts than receptions before Schiano decided he would be more effective, and less subject to peril, as a wide receiver.
Then when our order was issued stating that they should return themselves to the practices of the ancients, many were subjected to peril, and many were even killed.
Countries in the early throes of democratizing are subject to considerable perils from outbreaks of nationalism.
To hold that such publications can be suppressed as false reports, subjects to new perils the constitutional liberty of the press, already seriously curtailed in practice under powers assumed to have been conferred upon the postal authorities.
They both remain subject to the same peril.
Her roommate, the hapless Gabita (Laura Vasiliu), wants to be rid of the baby she is carrying; abortion, however, is illegal, and thus, like almost everything in the city, is subject to the vagaries (and the perils) of the black market.
Personal property protection is limited to "named perils," and subject to your policy limits.
Pro-divestment advocates said that the bigger risk is staying in environmentally damaging investments that will ultimately be subject to government action as climate perils become apparent.
Mr. Rosenbaum doesn't engage at length with the body of literature of nuclear peril, but attaches this subject to his own obsessions, notably Hitler.
It can be written to insure almost any peril, including earthquake and flood, subject to deductibles and stated exclusions.
The toy industry is fraught with peril: it is highly cyclical and subject to the whims of people who can't decide which shoe to put on which foot.
