Sentence examples for tangible perils from inspiring English sources
Being ADD and unmedicated carries tangible perils.
Even so, the principal characters face no tangible peril: just the amorphous threat of lawsuits and bad publicity.
While it is a floating archaeology project for some, and a scientific experiment for others, it is also a tangible reminder of nature's perils.
Now comes the chernobyl disaster, spreading its cloud of radiation across the Soviet Union & Europe--as if to remind us that our peril, which sometimes seems to us abstract & theoretical, is tangible & real.
And now comes the Chernobyl disaster, spreading its cloud of radiation across the Soviet Union and Europe as if to remind us that our peril, which sometimes seems to us abstract and theoretical, is tangible and real.
In our publish-or-perish academic world, there isn't a tangible reward for building such a community, but we ignore it at our peril.
At your peril do you walk on his grave.'" The presence in the prime minister's office of Yoni Netanyahu's brother is only the most current and tangible legacy of Entebbe.
"Everything tangible is gone.
