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291 examples of Peril in a sentence

As at so many times before, now – with all of our economies in peril – is a moment for decisive French leadership.
Indeed, those who deride and dismiss this movement do so at their peril.
Pharmaceutical companies ignore that at their peril.
We ignore failing states at our peril, because anarchy creates an environment conducive to extremist ideologies and can offer a haven for terrorists, criminals, and drug traffickers.
Haiti’s situation is fraught with peril.
In 2018, the Trump administration – and companies like Uber and 21st Century Fox – will ignore it at their peril.
But, certainly, at a moment of such high peril as the US and world economy faced at that moment, I can understand a decision not to allow any institutions to be stigmatized.
But Antarctica had one great advantage, as compared to the Arctic, which is now in peril: there were only penguins in Antarctica, not voters, especially voters of different nationalities.
What seems not to have occurred to Trump is that such a future holds more peril than promise to someone whose family has ruled with an iron grip for three generations.
But the nuclear peril is still there, and groups like Global Zero deserve our support in their efforts to raise public awareness.
Indeed, unless the proper groundwork is laid for the upcoming elections and the referendum, Sudan faces even greater peril.
Those attachments create emotions and energy that the Philippine government ignores at its peril.
The pressures on government agencies and local authorities in northern Europe are already proving unsustainable, and free movement of people on the continent is in peril.
In the case of Palin – and especially that of Bachmann – we ignore the wide appeal of right-wing feminism at our peril.
Opting for political expediency in the service of unrealistic expectations will only place Afghanistan’s future in greater peril.
Rising unemployment compounded the loss of household wealth, throwing families into deep economic peril and leading to further cutbacks in consumer spending.
Do you see foreign investment and acquisitions in America as a positive development or a potential peril?2.America once defined free trade for the new global economy, but many Americans are now using demands for “fair trade” to impose reactionary and protectionist trade policies.
In fact, NATO is in peril, and its fate now lies in Trump’s contemptuous hands.
As we know, such an opportunity is rare, and it must be seized, given the peril that the nuclear issue poses in Iran’s incendiary neighborhood.
Russia's Tuberculosis CatastropheTOMSK, SIBERIA: Europe ignores Russia’s public health problems at its peril.
But they will do so at their peril.
This choice of possibilities is due in no small part to the market, and the peril we face is that so much choice can create a protean self, lacking binding commitments to anyone or anything, a self for whom the bottom line of every social contract is the escape clause.
But, just as we cannot afford to underestimate the forces of extremism that persist there, we also fail at our peril to comprehend the currents of restraint and good sense that run within the country, including at high policymaking levels.
Societies neglect access to health-care systems and reduce investments in R&D at great peril.
Italy will ignore this at its peril.
Meanwhile, on land, the Greenland Ice Sheet is also in peril.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, Japan is also in serious economic peril, though it has so far avoided sliding back into deflation.
New Models for a New WorldPARIS – With multilateralism in peril, so, too, is financial capitalism.
At the time of the Iraq War, he argued that only one nation had stood by Britain in its hour of gravest peril in 1940.
Following a unanimous decision by Britain’s Supreme Court that Johnson had acted unlawfully in proroguing (suspending) Parliament earlier this month, Johnson’s tenure as Britain’s leader is in grave peril.
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