Sentence examples for which is perilous from inspiring English sources

So Harry begins analyzing the crime scene, which is perilous and remote.

Chewing gum has to be scraped from the floor, emptied flasks have to be collected, the time clocks have to be checked, and fifty-pound bottles of drinking water has to be carried to the signal towers in the yard, which is perilous job since it must be carried across the tracks.

He had recorded the scene on video, which was perilous.

But on the flipside we've tried to write our own to compete with them – which is equally perilous.

The reason More Than Wheels works so well is that it's nothing like the low end of the auto credit market, which is a perilous jungle.

The gubernatorial candidates will keep clubbing each other with the issue and, whoever is elected will have to gauge which is more perilous: doing nothing or facing an uprising by doing something drastic.

Parlous defines a general condition, not immediate danger, which is implied in perilous".

So I know what it is to put a horse over a 5-foot fence, which is not as perilous as what the horse in the movie goes through.

Those researchers reported that 15.8percentt of football players sustaining a concussion severe enough to cause loss of consciousness returned to play the same day, which is considered particularly perilous.

The speech, delivered at 7 30 on a Friday evening--that is, during the Jewish Sabbath, which is normally considered politically perilous timing in this largest Jewish city in the world.

Some other resettled families gave up and returned to the city, which was still perilous but was at least familiar.