Sentence examples for such a peril from inspiring English sources

Poised as we are on the brink of such a peril, what he has to say to us needs to be amplified.

Only in circumstances of the direst national peril would Iran make the suicidal lunge for a bomb, and it is up to both sides to ensure that such a peril never arises.

THE jobs report on Friday was a stark reminder to investors of why trusting the consensus view of anything economic -- the stock market, interest rates, commodity prices -- can be such a peril.

These women did not arrive to such a destination without peril.

Dilma Rousseff, the President of Brazil, looks to be on about the same schedule: reëlected (not overwhelmingly) in October, 2014, and in such deep peril a year and a half later that it seems unlikely that she will finish her term.

Such peril is a morbid draw for birders: an opportunity to see extremely rare birds that, like the passenger pigeon, may someday soon exist only in museum exhibits and photographs — reason enough for me to carve some birding time out of a recent family vacation in Kauai.

As a Washington veteran, she should have known that such a system was fraught with peril.

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.

To be fair, it would be hard for the governor to come up with many new programs at a time of such financial peril.

The perils of such a shift became evident on Wednesday when conservatives expressed wariness about remarks in which Mr. Romney seemed to again muddle his position on abortion.

The program presented by Smuin Ballet, which opened a one-week engagement at the Joyce Theater on Monday night, testifies to the wisdom and perils of such a choice.