Sentence examples for under perilous from inspiring English sources

MORE SWASHBUCKLING Museums this season are publishing swashbuckling conservators' accounts of reviving antiques, sometimes under perilous conditions.

Huston was discharged from the army in 1945 with the rank of major and awarded the Legion of Merit for making his films under perilous battle conditions.

Morgan said he's most frustrated by how children are brought into the country illegally under perilous conditions because coyotes exploit vulnerabilities at the border.

Hauntingly poignant comments punctuate shots of members of Joe Vigiano's unit as they execute search warrants under perilous conditions and relax back at the station.

In FDR and the Jews, they draw upon many new primary sources to offer an intriguing portrait of a consummate politician compassionate but also pragmatic struggling with opposing priorities under perilous conditions.

Despite a strong normative international legal framework, available regional protection mechanisms through the Organization of American States OAS and the nascent development of national laws, Mesoamerican WHRDs work under perilous conditions while their persecutors operate with impunity.

Some began to express their devotion to studio output through laboriously imitative projects akin to those once undertaken by pilgrims or apprentice painters: the urtext of sweding is Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation, a scene-by-scene remake shot by three Mississippi teenagers over seven years from 1982, sometimes under decidedly perilous circumstances.

According to the Victoria Cross citation, he brought in "many more wounded men" throughout the day under similarly perilous conditions "regardless of personal risk".

Both traps are equally perilous: under-collaboration leads to underperformance relative to a company's resources, and over-collaboration undermines speed and execution, also leading to poor results.

As migration routes have become more perilous under heightened border security, smuggling operations have been consolidated under the aegis of organized crime, and opportunists have turned robbing and kidnapping vulnerable migrants into big business.

He was innovative and cool under the most perilous circumstances imaginable, leading and improvising to harsh tactical conditions.