Sentence examples for be particularly dangerous for from inspiring English sources
The virus is said to be particularly dangerous for those looking to have children.
Dr. Geoffrey L. Rosenthal, a panel member who works at the Pediatric and Congenital Heart Center at the Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital, said pediatric cold medicines could be particularly dangerous for children with unrecognized congenital heart problems.
(page seven) But although Medicare is inefficient and does need to be reformed, enacting Ryan's plan would be particularly dangerous for a large segment of our society.
Additionally, medication errors can be particularly dangerous for children; HIE improves communication and may prevent such mistakes [ 12, 13].
Recent evidence indicates that working conditions may be particularly dangerous for nonwhite workers in the Southern United States (Richardson et al. 2004).
Since the illness usually doesn't cause symptoms, it can be particularly dangerous for women.
It's particularly dangerous for women, and can cause infertility.
The disease is particularly dangerous for older people or those with underlying health conditions.
"In addition, and more specifically, that is particularly dangerous for journalists.
Concussions, cuts, bruises — regular occurrences in hockey — are particularly dangerous for Ortmeyer.
The self-serving corporate speech that fills our media and halls of government is particularly dangerous for our democracy.
