Sentence examples for especially hazardous from inspiring English sources

Spring is especially hazardous, when ice begins to melt.

The 20 minutes after you've got off the plane are especially hazardous to your constitution.

Overgrown vegetation made the crossing especially hazardous, said Willetta Carroll, the mayor of Palestine, population 700.

"Nicotine itself is not especially hazardous," the British medical society concluded in 2007.

Dry pigments are especially hazardous because they are easily inhaled and ingested.

But the plans go awry, and Ayoub must take his brother into Iraq on an especially hazardous smuggling run.

Abdominal fat is especially hazardous because it is metabolically active, unlike relatively inert fat on the hips and thighs.

This provision, enacted in 1946, was based on the view that rail workers had especially hazardous jobs involving skills not easily transferred to other occupations.

This is especially hazardous for bone marrow transplant patients, who need a working thymus to rebuild their immune systems after surgery.

Now we will rely on instructors from the National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg, Md., especially for hazardous material".

But without a lot more help from national governments, especially in hazardous areas like the Persian Gulf and Southeast Asia, the tankers will remain highly vulnerable, the executives said.