Sentence examples for two perils from inspiring English sources

However, I believe that the Hutton inquiry brings two perils for the government.

Where the perils and pleasures of writing historical biography are concerned, there are two perils which seem to me to raise points of principle.

Deliberate islanding is primarily implemented for averting cascading and blackouts- the two perils to the security of power system.

Air travel drops corporate travelers into a land of a thousand perils.

Thunder rumbles over rain-shrouded mountaintops, and the lakes are draped in a dank mist that conceals a thousand perils.

These seven perils were enumerated in a memo, referred to as Document No. 9, that bears the unmistakable imprimatur of Xi Jinping, China's new top leader.

Document No. 9, meanwhile, lists seven perils that China's leadership regards as threats to their power and to the authority of the Communist Party.

"While these three perils are related," confirmed Akos Swierkiewicz, a principal at Ircos, an insurance consulting firm based in Morrisville, Pa., "it is standard practice in the insurance industry to categorize them separately.

The great German model of the picaresque is Grimmelshausen's "Simplicissimus," published in 1668, whose hero survives a thousand perils in the Thirty Years' War and winds up a hermit on an island, an option not available to Schulze's brave characters.

Over the same period, car accidents have killed more than 500,000 and heart disease roughly 8 million—perils we tend to take in stride.

I view these three perils as one in the same.