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• r  in a dangerous manner

• A dotcom highflyer that came perilously close to crashing on Wall Street in 2001, Amazon is up once againthanks to Bezos.
• CHINESE TROOPS LAUNCHING missiles that splash down perilously close to Taiwan and put its armed forces on high alert.
• For years, small numbers of these bouncy little roadsters had tanks of liquid propane hung perilously behind the rear bumper.

• hazardously
• dangerously

News & Articles

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• Report: Ole Miss tight end signee A.J. Jackson academically ineligible
  Rebels now perilously thin at tight end
  June 24, 2013 - The Mississippi Press
• BIS warns banks dangerously exposed to $10tn bond market crash, so buy gold!
  Banks face another global financial crisis worse than 2007-8 warns the normally conservative Swiss-based Bank of International Settlements as a $10 trillion central bank bond mountain leaves them perilously exposed to higher interest rates.
  June 24, 2013 - GoldSeek.com
• Chemicals pose deadly risk to SC
  Chemical plants, fertilizer warehouses and other businesses that use toxic materials sit perilously close to neighborhoods in many parts of South Carolina, often without anyone knowing the potential risk posed by the facilities.
  June 22, 2013 - The State

Quotes

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• John Bolton in AFP
  It comes perilously close to negotiating with terrorists,Bolton told AFP when asked about Bill Clinton's trip to secure the release of journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee.
• Lee Hamilton in San Jose Mercury News
  Asked when the US position in Iraq would become "hopeless," Hamilton, a former Democratic congressman from Indiana, replied: "We're perilously close to that point."
• Richard Branson in Reuters
  The financial state of the world is just about the worst I've ever known it,Branson told The Times newspaper in an interview. "It's getting perilously close to being worse than the 1990s. You have the perfect storm -- you've not only got...