Examples of using Perilously close in English and their translations into German
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Your surname is perilously close to"yodel.
The camp had tobe evacuated because the Red Army was perilously close.
The situation was perilously close to an explosion.
The issue today is that war is being provoked under the mantle of peacekeeping,and we are perilously close to that war.
You and John came perilously close to being discovered.
The Women' sConference at the UN in New York came perilously close to failing.
The top spun perilously close to the edge of the table.
Jack looks up and sees that the wing of the plane is perilously close to falling down.
You are perilously close to violating the election charter.
Some fear that the overall global economy is now perilously close to recession.
Alderaan stands perilously close to the brink of a global rakghoul pandemic.
Launching and landing a kite isn't easy at high tide, as the beach is perilously close to the road and houses.
Your arm is coming perilously close to the window control.
Today, the E.U. needs a new generation of leaders who can breathe life into a project that is perilously close to expiring.
Here in 1986, they're already perilously close to creating a prototype.
We are now perilously close to the moment when“muddling through” could give way to renewed crisis.
Nominal GDP growth- that is, real growth plus inflation-will not exceed 1.5% this year and may well end up perilously close to 1.
Rock music was perilously close to a temporary bout of death during that period;
By 1985 my company was teetering on the brink of bankruptcy andI was perilously close to losing my home because of a large overdraft pledged….
From coming perilously close to being a failed state, Georgia has turned towards the West.
Amid the Asian financial crisis, a loss of market confidence brought the country perilously close to depleting its foreign exchange reserves.
Well, when you come perilously close to shucking off this mortal coil, you realize what's important.
Here in the US, it might seem like an image of our future,as public debt comes perilously close to 100% of annual GDP and continues to rise.
Have you ever been perilously close to a jackpot, but one of the symbols you need for your winning combination is just one position off?
On this issue,the Bush administration wasted eight precious years during which we have gotten perilously close to the point at which an irreversible chain of events could occur that leads to catastrophe.
The Commission has also adopted a Recommendation for the Council to send an early-warning to France on account of significant divergence from budget targets in 2002 and because its deficit for 2003is projected to be 2.9% of GDP, perilously close to the 3% of GDP reference value.9.
The Courant was always perilously close to legal difficulties and had, besides, a lasting feud with the town postmaster.
This was instigated in part by the International Atomic Energy Agency's finding in November 2011that Iran is indeed developing a nuclear weapon, and that it is getting perilously close to crossing the“red line”- the point beyond which its progress could no longer be stopped.
On account of the significant divergence from budget targets in 2002 and because of a nominal deficit of 2.9 per cent of GDP in 2003 projected in theCommission's autumn 2002 economic forecasts, perilously close to the 3% excessive deficit reference value, the Commission recommended the Council to issue an early warning to France.