Sentence examples for treacherous work from inspiring English sources

But this is an exhausting and treacherous work.

Lessons learned with the advent of social skills classes and therapies, typically intended to help them get jobs, are now being applied to the more treacherous work of forging intimacy.

It has been a great triumph of British governments, and particularly the present government, to have successfully depicted any opposition to Britain's nuclear strategy as the treacherous work of people "who cannot be trusted with the defence of the nation".

Winchman and paramedic Master Aircrewman Richard Taylor describes just how treacherous rescue work can be, as a decision is made that they should winch a casualty on board the helicopter on a stretcher.

Two thousand Electricity Supply Board workers are out in treacherous conditions working to restore supplies.

Training and experience are a fisherman's best friend on the treacherous waters worked on "Deadliest Catch" (Tue., 9 p.m. ET on Discovery).

Joan is an intelligent woman who has navigated treacherous waters at work for decades at this point.

My Family Divided reminds immigrants that despite the immigration system's treacherous road, hard work and ambition go a long way in overcoming the obstacles of being undocumented or coming from a mixed-status family.

What are the questions you ask? A. I think hiring is the most treacherous part of this work.

Hirst, renowned for his work with treacherous materials including thousands of gallons of formaldehyde for his pickled shark and other animals, chose to be portrayed in the chemical protection suit.

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