Sentence examples for the peril to from inspiring English sources

But while WikiLeaks reduced the friction in leaking secret documents, it did not reduce the peril to those who might choose to do so.

"We will be indoors," harrumphed one, while his neighbour warned visitors to buy earplugs because of the peril to eardrums when hundreds of firecrackers are set off.

The rescue and relief effort over the coming weeks and months will have to address not only physical damage that may reach into the tens of billions of dollars, but also the peril to public health.

In an era of finite resources for education of any kind, the potential advantages of these subsidies for religious schools (and the peril to public schools, which stand to lose out if state education budgets have to be extended further) are dramatic if this trend accelerates.

The road of such a profit-oriented economy will be full of dust, because it accepts the peril to future generations for the sake of immoral profits today.

The peril to Obama, though, of his turning Afghanistan into a single minded crusade remains.

The perils to be avoided are hyperinflation, a massive run from the pound and a collapse into very large unemployment.

But he remains an uncertain reform partner and, moreover, the perils to Renzi's timeframe are clear.

Otherwise imperturbable cinemagoers have begged for protection from the perils to which this unusual film might subject them.

Yet despite the perils to both the banks and the government, the incentives are still in place for lending institutions to keep accumulating these high-risk securities.

As a longtime advocate for preserving the Garment Center, Ms. Sui is attuned to the perils to the industry over all when any designer or collection fails.