Sentence examples for be a particularly threatening from inspiring English sources

Workers on foreign assignments are apparently not thought to be a particularly threatening lot.

Some growers invest in large panels to cover their crops from above if it's going to be a particularly threatening year, weather-wise.

European beech (Fagus sylvatica), one of the major tree species in Central Europe, is considered to be particularly threatened by the expected changes in local water regimes.

The Mediterranean region is considered to be particularly threatened by global warming in the future due to strongly elevated temperatures and a heightened probability of drought during the summer (Giorgi 2006; Hickler et al. 2012).

Whatever it is, it's not particularly threatening.

Although Volpi's efforts to poach both of these Joost employees were equally unlawful, his overtures to Mr. Erenkrantz were particularly threatening.

But on Israel's uneasy streets a teeth-gritting public mood seems to endorse the government's bleak forecast that many more casualties have yet to be inflicted and sustained.Events over the past ten days have been particularly threatening.

The relationship between waste and cities is particularly threatening the future, in situation where practically everything is based on a throwaway mentality, which pays little regard to sustainability.

Two developments are particularly threatening.

Nor are the children particularly threatening.

The forecast for SPY is particularly threatening.