Sentence examples for substantial perils from inspiring English sources
I said: 'Oh my God: Who are you?' " Now twenty-six, Osment appears to have successfully navigated the obvious yet substantial perils of child stardom.
The widespread moral acceptance of aiding others to commit suicide may portend substantial moral perils, as it opens up the possibility that assisted suicide could be vulnerable to various forms of abuse, manipulation, or undue pressure (Pabst Battin 1996, 145 157).
The fluffy tone of LITTLE INDISCRETIONS (Random House, $23.95), which won Spain's Planeta Prize for Carmen Posadas in 1998, is just the melt-in-your-mouth frosting on an otherwise tart -- and surprisingly substantial -- comic mystery about the perils of gossip.
We have shown that for enzyme-encoding loci, this "peril of hemizygosity" (Ohno 1967) can be substantial.
The most substantial parts of "Border Songs" make insinuating use of the perils that haunt the border.
In particular, substantial differences in rDNA copy numbers observed between Symbiodinium types C100 and C109 highlight the perils of using ITS2-qPCR to estimate abundance ratios of coexisting symbionts without single-cell validation.
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Even if Google and the commission reach a settlement, a substantial fine for Microsoft would serve as a warning that a company violates such a settlement at its financial peril.
