A lot of this talk about the sanctity of treaties gets perilously near humbug.
The massive rundown in our regular forces and their in-house support will stretch our defence capabilities perilously thin.
This makes us inescapably and perilously vulnerable to obsolescence.
However, when those with sedentary lifestyles reach 70 years the oxygen requirement for basic activities such as brisk walking will be perilously close to the maximum oxygen uptake possible.
It is perilously easy to ' forget ' what is of ultimate value, significance, and worth and to substitute what is transient, momentary, merely a matter of social convention and propriety.
They adjourn further analysis of such qualities by expressing their distaste for, or at best, faintly embarrassed appreciation of, her intensely personal, perilously autobiographical, violently passionate style.
Opera placed women in an arena that was not only perilously public, but also ideologically controversial.
In this article, the author argues that not relieving pain brushes perilously close to willfully inflicting it.
