Sentence examples similar to unforeseen peril from inspiring English sources
Mr. Reilly cites the "Epson disaster" as an example of the unforeseen perils of inkjet prints.
Unforeseen perils, for which there has been no preparation at all, would likely materialise.
Not that How to Build a Human needed a movie about the unforeseen perils of messing with deoxyribonucleic acid to make it unsettling.
Her childhood memoir, An Abbreviated Life, is about to be published and she looks vigilant – like a soldier who has done everything to prepare for battle, but understands that unforeseen perils may strike at any time.
"Unforeseen risk is everywhere," one ad begins.
Yet piloting a vehicle can be fraught with aggravation, peril and unforeseen complexity.
Proponents of divestments say the industry, which is all about managing risks by insuring against catastrophes and other unforeseen incidents, should understand more than any other the perils of investing in fossil fuels.
Even before he decided to run for a third term, Mr. Bloomberg's advisers warned him of the potential peril: Four more years would increase the risk of something unforeseen happening.
Unforeseen events were everywhere.
