Sentence examples for especially treacherous from inspiring English sources

Recessions are especially treacherous.

Puns can be especially treacherous.

Black ice and slush are especially treacherous for cyclists.

Is there something especially treacherous about the levels of development that China is now approaching?

As a volunteer he has helped save hundreds of lives, specialising in swimming off the boat in especially treacherous rescues.

Being the target of a clique, or having a string of enemies, is especially treacherous, researchers say.

They're hostile to local men and particularly treacherous to women, especially those who try to make a living.

For frequent or long trips, especially in treacherous water, you will be better off with a higher-end model.

The highway that later overlapped the trail remains treacherous, especially in winter, travel Web sites advise.

Still, he added, recent reductions in bus service have made the journey more treacherous, especially late at night, when the bus no longer runs.

What was thought to be safe territory for the prime minister proved more treacherous, especially in a climate of heightened fears over terrorist attacks.