Sentences with phrase «only at our peril»

History never disappears, either, and the lessons of our evolutionary and cultural past can be ignored only at our peril.

Looking over the men's development over the decades, Levinson and his colleagues viewed the dream as a directional force that could be ignored only at peril to the person's development and that would resurface if not attended to.

Square Enix unveiled a second trailer at its press conference today that looks not only at the perils Lara will face on her journey, but a peek at the titular tombs that made the original entries so enthralling.

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Since then the Foundation has worked steadily to bring home the message that the emergence of Asia as an economic force is reshaping our world in ways that Canadians can only ignore at their peril.

Businesses can only ignore search engine marketing at their peril.

The word «nihilism» has a complex history in modern philosophy, but I use it in a sense largely determined by Nietzsche and Heidegger, both of whom not only diagnosed modernity as nihilism, but saw Christianity as complicit in its genesis; both it seems to me were penetratingly correct in some respects, if disastrously wrong in most, and both raised questions that we Christians ignore at our peril.

Paired with brimstone, it warns that the justice of Yahweh is forgotten only at great peril (Deut.

Hence, when he chooses to establish a covenant with Israel he is not to be bargained with, but his sway and his will are to be gratefully accepted and flouted only at the people's peril.

Another large part, which we surrender only at our spiritual peril, is the divine discontent that will not let us be at ease until some works of good are done.

Our opponents are flirting with relegation this season but we can not ignore that their only two wins in their last eight games came against Tottenham and Liverpool, so write them off at your peril.

The Italian champions could only draw 0 - 0 with Borussia Monchengladbach, meaning that the Blues are only one point off top, at a point in their campaign where they have been in peril in previous seasons.

Fittingly, he has been widely castigated for validating the obvious, but his exposé can only be ignored at our collective peril.

«Truly, Nigeria needs our collective energy to address the various challenges — notably increasing poverty, hunger, youth unemployment, general insecurity and kidnapping, among others — which are time bombs that we can only ignore at our own collective peril».

Not only are they good for monitoring populations in peril, but they help track poachers and keep them at bay.

It was standing room only on Sunday May 3, 2009, where Cyber-Dating Expert Julie Spira presented her first published book, The Perils of Cyber-Dating: Confessions of a Hopeful Romantic Looking for Love Online at Book Soup on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood.

The movie isn't particularly tasteful or finely crafted — it frequently resorts to images of children and / or animals in peril and has at least two lugubrious subplots too many — but it grabs you by the jugular, and only during an overcooked climax does it finally relax its grip.

If Toyota were to mess with that formula by increasing the price by adding technologies that are less reliable than currently used ones it would do so only at its own peril or to meet regulations.

Congress, unfamiliar with the maritime navigation perils of the West Coast, agreed only to fund a less expensive mainland station at Port Hueneme which began operation in 1874.

They aren't to be trusted, and points should only be accumulated at your own peril.

The basic physics is there and can only be ignored at our peril.

Here is another study (found by Bender at ClimateAudit) that highlights the possible perils of using only a portion of the trees:

«Fox News is the biggest single factor keeping almost 40 % of Americans from believing humans are changing the climate, while only 10 % know that 97 % of climate scientists agree we are warming the earth at our peril.

It remains to be seen whether or not the fun - damental objection was judges taking responsibility, or a breach of fundamental human rights, if it is only the former people might wonder whether or not common law has a role to play at all if it can not radically adapt to the perils we face.

Policy alterations like increasing your deductible, lowering your limits, or eliminating some specific perils from your coverage can certainly reduce your insurance prices, but because such decisions can also cost you more out - of - pocket when an incident occurs, they're a bit like driving the 405 at rush hour: Only done out of necessity.

Ignore only at your own peril!

There's also a huge risk of flooding in the Middletown area and everywhere around Dayton, so locals will want to look at not only how flood risk affects their regular «full peril» policy, but whether they need additional flood endorsements for their policies.

Due diligence is the nitty gritty part of real estate investment that is often overlooked, but only at a real estate investor's peril.