Sentence examples for especially perilous from inspiring English sources

The weekend's snowmobiling events were especially perilous.

It is especially perilous when the visitors' starting quarterback is Ryan Fitzpatrick.

But when the family business is religion, it is especially perilous.

Investigating the nexus between organised crime and corrupt officials is especially perilous.

After they hit 18, half of evangelical youngsters lose their faith; entering a public university is especially perilous.

The route to Dadaab, which lies about 50 miles inside Kenya's border, is especially perilous, winding through one of the most unforgiving environments in the world.

For the undocumented, any encounter with law enforcement is perilous — especially in Arizona, where a new law pushes the hunt for illegal immigrants beyond the limits of reason, proportion and the Constitution.

— Bill Keller Mr. Keller: I think all beliefs, religious or otherwise, are fair game for close questioning during a campaign for president, especially in such perilous times when the choice of our future leader may have momentous consequences.

Fishing here is an extreme sport, especially on the perilous rocky shores around the Montauk Lighthouse, where boots with tungsten-carbide spikes are needed for traction, where fisherman wield $1,000 rods, where fights regularly break out over fishing spots.

And work itself can be perilous, especially in the winter, when workers clamber across roofs clearing the snow and scraping off icicles, often without safety harnesses.Last year, a British woman living in Moscow found a Tajik man lying on his back in the street in a plush central neighbourhood.

In 1799, France's political and military situation seemed perilous, especially after the losses in southwestern Germany culminating in the Battle at Stockach.