Sentence examples for be a particularly dangerous from inspiring English sources

Experts say this may be a particularly dangerous moment to let the government's firefighting resources decay.

Scientists believe that it could be a particularly dangerous trigger for global warming feedback loops.

It would be a particularly dangerous legal error from a civic point of view to instruct a jury that they may convict a defendant for his exercise of either of these constitutionally protected activities".

Trauma Season Summer can be a particularly dangerous time of year for children, who spend more time outside, and often with less supervision.

If you are interested in saving whales, buy a notebook and start noting every thing about whales, their morphology, anatomy, lifestyle, etc. Marine Biology can be a particularly dangerous occupation and you must not be afraid of the ocean.

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Midcult was a particularly dangerous seduction; Macdonald made it his mission to expose it.

Bumpy Thomas was a particularly dangerous man with a history of attacks on police officers.

Because of the unsettled situation in Afghanistan this is a particularly dangerous time for India to act precipitately.

E. coli O157, the strain linked to the Nestlé dough, is a particularly dangerous pathogen normally found in contaminated meat.

This is a particularly dangerous misapprehension, because, for now, controlling mosquitoes may be the only way we can hope to control Zika.