Sentence examples for treacherous area from inspiring English sources

Ms. Boskoff's body has not been recovered because it was found in a particularly treacherous area, said David C.

The avalanche struck between the mountain's base camp and the notoriously treacherous area of collapsed ice and snow, known as Khumbu Icefall.

This is a notoriously treacherous area, but Neiman correctly aligns it with the human capacity for noticing or inventing (it does not necessarily matter which) possibilities for action.

A source close to the process said its eventual disbursement could prove "a massive, treacherous area", adding: "It could still end up in court.

But as the mountaineers headed in groups toward the summit on Friday, a Serbian climber fell to his death near a treacherous area known as the Bottleneck, Mr. Rice said.

But as the mountaineers headed in groups toward the summit Friday, a Serbian climber fell to his death near a treacherous area known as the Bottleneck, Mr. Rice said.

"Our main concern is getting around that point, which is one of the most treacherous areas of water on this coast," Mr. Ricca said.

But other countries also feel that their losses have been overshadowed, including nations that have refused to deploy their troops to Afghanistan's most treacherous areas, frustrating American commanders.

It counters that it is doing everything it can to deter migrants from passing through the desert, including adding medically trained search and trauma teams to rescue migrants, helicopter patrols in treacherous areas and several rescue beacons in the desert that send an electronic distress signal with the push of a button.

"The ports at the border became that much more constricted and now of course they're building a militarised border between the US and Mexico, which is a policy move, really – you can't close off a border that long, it's just not possible – but what you can do is push people out into more treacherous areas of the landscape, which makes it more likely that they'll die out there".

Tighter security has pushed would-be migrants to try more and more remote and treacherous areas along the nearly 2,000-mile 2,000-mileborder.