Sentence examples for was more perilous from inspiring English sources

That was because the global economic situation was more perilous than it was two years ago, he said.

But the journey was more perilous for him than for others; although Minnesota didn't have any Jim Crow laws on the books, unwritten laws, and a certain mood, held sway.

Some incidents are more perilous than others.

As for City, matters are more perilous.

But Labour's position is more perilous still.

SERVING borrowers with patchy credit histories has never been more perilous.

Its supporters are euphoric.Yet Myanmar's path to democracy is more perilous than it seems.

Routes are more perilous, and organized crime controls many smuggling operations.

We have done so before in times that were more perilous than ours.

Crisis management is more perilous and the international environment is, if anything, less controllable.

But for thousands of others, the slight dip in the average temperatures this month has been more perilous.