Sentence examples for be particularly dangerous from inspiring English sources

Downward Dog can be particularly dangerous to shoulders.

Concrete pouring appears to be particularly dangerous in New York.

Stachybotrys atra is believed to be particularly dangerous to children.

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

Are black shadow ghosts considered to be particularly dangerous?

The virus is said to be particularly dangerous for those looking to have children.

Smother tackles, which are often thought to be particularly dangerous, turn out not to be.

Such crashes can be particularly dangerous because the vehicle often leaves the road, increasing the chance of a rollover.

Many noncitizens would be denied access to about three dozen microbes deemed by the government to be particularly dangerous.

The warning said conditions would be particularly dangerous in Frankston, Pakenham and the Mornington Peninsula in the city's south-east.

Since human beings have little evolutionary experience with such illnesses, and therefore little resistance to them, they can be particularly dangerous.