Sentence examples for Financially precarious from inspiring English sources

"They are financially precarious for sure," says Sandy Baum, a Skidmore College economist and senior policy analyst at the College Board.

Off-Track Betting parlors, dingy backdrops for decades of triumph and heartbreak, could become a thing of the past in the city by next June, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday, as officials at the financially precarious operation began devising a plan for its shutdown.

Celia and Ernesto brought up their children in a bohemian, financially precarious environment.

In Liz Lochhead's play Blood and Ice (first seen in 1982 and much revived and revised since), Mary Shelley looks back at 1816 from a position of financially precarious widowhood.

With that forthright acknowledgement of her financially precarious state when asked by reporters about her recent bankruptcy filing, Natalie Hawkins, the mother of the Olympic gold medal winner Gabby Douglas, might have done as much for people suffering from the economic tsunami of the last several years as her daughter has accomplished for the sport of gymnastics.

Her situation there is still financially precarious.

Through Sept. 9. "Nancy Cohen: Precarious Exchange," sculptures.

Through Sept. 9. "Nancy Cohen: Precarious Exchange," an exhibition of sculptures.

They lie among the skin magazines, traffic tickets, discarded socks and shoes, beneath the Waits Towers – precarious piles of records, tapes, boxes and beer cans atop hidden pieces of furniture.

The dispute highlighted Mattis' precarious standing with Trump.

The Tribune has held the upper hand in the business partnership from the day it was created in 1952 to keep the then-financially precarious News alive.