Sentence examples for prove treacherous from inspiring English sources

An economy capable of being understood would probably prove treacherous.

The deals can also prove treacherous for the hedge funds, as they try to navigate the relationships with their partners and their investors.

But translating popular graphic novels into movies has proved treacherous.

The new era of private equity is proving treacherous for some old hands.

But the move proved treacherous, as it often does for veterans.

He declined to specify how large a force should remain, undoubtedly aware that wading into a policy debate has proved treacherous for past commanders.

Since Alliance Data announced that it would sell itself to Blackstone for $6.4 billion last spring, its stock has proven treacherous for arbitrageurs.

Troy and Crete may not be all that far apart, but the homeward journey after the Trojan War proved treacherous for the Cretan King Idomeneo, who made a rash vow to Neptune in exchange for safe passage.

Built on the site of a 1919 factory at 400 West 12th Street, the building has a prime riverfront locale that proved treacherous during the hyperactive hurricane season last year.

Formalising the whole thing as a job and an income has already proved treacherous: the idea that the ideal recruit should have a blameless vocabulary and attitude seems to defeat the whole object.

The skepticism with which Gulf Coast residents, including Mr. Holloway, viewed Isaac — which was downgraded from a Category 1 hurricane to a tropical storm by midafternoon on Wednesday — proved treacherous.