Sentence examples for particularly treacherous from inspiring English sources

The waters are particularly treacherous in winter.

The banks of Europe, of course, are particularly treacherous.

Efforts to be politically correct can be particularly treacherous.

The drifts, sometimes reaching four feet high, were what made the storm particularly treacherous and inconvenient.

One particularly treacherous spot on their route is Lebanon, where storks are hunted for sport.

New research shows that neighborhoods like mine are particularly treacherous, Bermuda Triangles for baby birds.

Recessions are especially treacherous.

Puns can be especially treacherous.

Some of the mountain trails are so narrow that the slightest step can become treacherous, particularly with giant loads on a donkey's backs.

In addition, the uneven sidewalks on certain street segments were also mentioned, which made walking treacherous, particularly during inclement weather.

While such considerations do not prevent many of New York's finest from driving recklessly year-round, it does give us collective pause as roads become particularly slick and treacherous.