But the consistent focus of the magazine suggests that the perilous state of men is more than a rhetorical ploy.
Cutting a text can also be a perilous business.
On the other hand, performance-wise the situation is much less healthy, in fact it's perilous.
Figures have been thrown out so capriciously in the literature that it is perilous to base one's computation on them.
Of course, touting highland minorities as fierce warriors was a potentially perilous marketing strategy.
They had done the last actions necessar y to create hazards and were unavailable to do further actions to reverse the perilous conditions they created.
Such conditions became especially perilous for older people when declines in health and support networks were mirrored in changes in the immediate locality.
This phenomenon is perilous, because the discrete solutions will 'look' correct and even display nice convergence as the meshes are refined.
