Sentence examples for as particularly dangerous to from inspiring English sources

"I don't regard it as particularly dangerous to obey Jesus Christ and do what he wants you to do.

This type of pollution is considered particularly dangerous to health as the fine particles can lodge deep within the lungs and enter the bloodstream.

"Where the customer's attitude may itself be indicative of prejudice based on one of the 'prohibited factors', such as religion, it seems to me particularly dangerous to excuse the employer from compliance with an equal treatment requirement in order to pander to that prejudice".

Because fentanyl is easily absorbed through the skin and can be accidentally inhaled as an airborne powder, it is particularly dangerous to law enforcement officers involved in buy and bust operations, the DEA said.

Some leaders' anti-gay language has a conspiratorial tone that feels borrowed from the anti-Semitic diatribes of another time: gay people are portrayed as in thrall to alien values and particularly dangerous to children.

They also noted that it was particularly dangerous to the small ruminants (goats and sheep) as it caused lumpy skin and wounds.

Downward Dog can be particularly dangerous to shoulders.

Stachybotrys atra is believed to be particularly dangerous to children.

Heavy quilts can be particularly dangerous to infants, she said.

Heavy metal contamination of waters and soils is particularly dangerous to the living organisms.

Malaria is also particularly dangerous to pregnant women.