General Electric and other corporations that practice this fetish do so at their own and the country's long-term peril.
But there's a long-term peril, of course, in this kind of process: there is not a kind of culture of creativity and risk-taking that we have in the west.
If the BBC ignores the next generation it does so at its long-term peril.' The great challenge for the corporation has been attracting a new generation of licence fee payers while retaining its broad appeal.
Traditional owners such as Jeffery Lee can see beyond these clear and present dangers to the long-term peril of permitting insensitive and greedy operators to ruin the place.
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.
If the lovely village of Fox Lake was a perfect hideout for Al Capone, it was also a fitting hangout Sunday for Joe Walsh, a law-abiding political provocateur, and provided a window onto a creeping long-term peril for Republicans.
BEIJING — The scale of the Chinese agenda for long-term economic change makes piloting the country, the biggest driver of global economic growth, safely past the near-term perils of a hard landing seem straightforward.
Mawhinney, speaking at the Leaders In Football summit, also warned clubs of the long-term perils of relying on mega-rich benefactors and expressed his alarm at escalating player wages.
Ms. DeGette said, "It would be to our long-term economic peril if we cede leadership to any other nation in clean-energy technology development".
"Long term, there is peril here for Obama: if he is presenting a message that he represents a new style of governance, once you start to engage in the back and forth, you really diminish this kind of message".
In our opinion, it was grandeur of outlook that drove NATO's planners to conceive of Greece's future peril in terms of international war, occupation by a Red Array.
