Sentences with phrase «fail at your peril»

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«It was a pivotal point — if the culture at Airbnb had failed to evolve beyond the fast and loose rules of startup culture, the company's existence would have been in peril.»

If we fail to engage it, we do so at our peril.

This phase of the recovery cycle is ignored at great peril to your gains; if the muscle fails to receive additional stimulus during this time, overcompensation gives way to «involution,» which is basically a return to normal.

Instructional Designers that fail to create universal content that resonates with all people regardless of generation, do so at their own peril.

Although acknowledging the need for strong, core academic curriculum, Wilshaw will argue that England is neglecting its less academic pupils at its own peril and will call for a more «inclusive» system that does not leave behind students who fail to attain targets.

We fail to learn that lesson at our own peril.

Promising to save the country from both severe recession and industrial decline, Obama described the transformation of the United States» energy economy as a defining challenge of his presidency — an economic and national security imperative that Congress would fail to address at the country's peril.

When I was a lawyer at the SEC in the mid-1990s, we sent out subpoenas that demanded the production of documents and warned people, «Fail not at your peril.»

Fail to note this at your peril!

An employer who identifies, or who should have identified, a risk in its workplace will fail to address that risk at its peril.

Hereof in no way fail, at your peril.

Personal injury barrister Jeremy Ford, of 9 Gough Square, says: «This case reiterates that parties now fail to comply with the CPR at their peril.

Job seekers who fail to develop their brand and presence in social media channels do so at their own peril.