Sentence examples for More precariously from inspiring English sources

The tenements become more colourful, and more precariously perched and constructed.

College athletes, by comparison, are more precariously placed — and younger and more vulnerable, to boot.

The Welsh are teetering all the more precariously with the advent of the new regime.

It was her version of Monet's haystacks: the outhouse at dusk; the outhouse in winter, spring, summer, fall; the outhouse leaning just slightly more precariously toward the creek.

The MST claims to have 350,000 families in long-term, legally recognised settlements while another 90,000 members are living more precariously in camps on contested property.

Today its 10 teams are operated by just three ownership groups; more precariously still, one man, the Colorado-based billionaire Philip Anschutz, operates six of them.

Many more are precariously housed, and some 2,300 more sleep on the streets, according to the latest estimate.

Through it all, Mr. Matte tends to doze lightly (he spent a year at a Buddhist retreat outside London, which, he says, helped train him to stay still) while Ms. Alvarez, with a more difficult pose, perched precariously on the tiny tractor, manages to disguise her discomfort.

Yet more pressure on the precariously placed EU-US Privacy ShiEuropean EUnionan Union parliament's civil liberties committee has called for the data transfer arrangement to be suspended by September 1 unless the US comes into full compliance.

As the global economy claws its way precariously back toward more normal growth, few places have regained their confidence -- and the willingness to splurge on luxury goods and services -- more quickly and firmly than China, including Hong Kong.

His bed rode too high for sitting with both feet firmly on the ground, and thus was more like a plank dangling precariously over a spiked pit than a place to rest a weary head.