Sentence examples for treacherous question from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, the most potentially treacherous question regarding equity at the collegiate athletic level: How much do they earn?
Traditionally, American presidents have been loath to immerse themselves in the treacherous question of Puerto Rican status and prefer to take a neutral, do-no-harm stance.
Now America must demand, and receive, the tangible support it implies.Lastly comes the question which is uppermost in most minds, the most treacherous question of all that of retaliation.
But "What do women want?" is a notoriously treacherous question, and some women are indignant both at the notion that their entire gender speaks with one voice and at the candidates' touchy-feely methods of courting their support.
That is the treacherous question facing Kelli O'Hara, the luminous star of two successive hit shows ("The Light in the Piazza" and the revival of "The Pajama Game") and an imminent production of "South Pacific".
A fresh danger prowls the land, a grand and treacherous question disguised as a quandary wrapped in a predicament slathered in body oil and leather cuffs and Cosabella thongs.
And the publisher's marketing department will face much less struggle with those treacherous questions: "What's it about?" and "Who's it by?" A classic sequel is a quick pitch: a term, revealingly, imported from cinema.
Ever since June 15 in Tehran I've been asking the most alluring and treacherous of historical questions: "What if?" What if the vast protesting crowd of perhaps three million people had turned from Azadi (Freedom) Square toward the presidential complex?
And to that complication must be added the treacherous and unresolved (unresolvable?) question of analytic "reality".
"It's a treacherous track on the entitlement question," said Michael Franc, vice president of government relations at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
So why would we treat the victims with any less dignity?" Yet dignity and even empathy toward victims of abuse was often lacking, and they walked a treacherous gantlet: church leaders often questioned their credibility, and their fellow parishioners sometimes accused them of trying to destroy the church.
