Sentence examples similar to Perilous uncertainty from inspiring English sources
Egypt was ostensibly on a parallel course of building a democratic and sustainable state; both ventures were perilous, fraught with uncertainty, and short of money.
"The earth has warmed; sea levels have risen; there is uncertainty in how perilous the future will be". It's impossible to predict assuredly what future climate awaits us.
Perilous Question, by Antonia Fraser (PublicAffairs).
DIANA ABRAMO, Brooklyn, posted on nytimes.com ONE TINY GERMAN TOWN, SEVEN MICHELIN STARS Fascinating article by Nicholas Kulish, not only for its surprising revelations about German cooking but also for its broader discussion of the apprentice system and the emphasis on long-range planning that has paid off so well for Germany even in these perilous times of fiscal upheaval and uncertainty.
They could equally stand for the last moments of uncertainty before a refugee's perilous journey across the sea.
The perilous old road through the riverbed, with its many water crossings and uncertainties, has been abandoned.
"Families shouldn't have to leave their homes, mothers and their children shouldn't have to endure days of perilous journey in search of food and water and then face a life of uncertainty in a camp".
However, with great possibilities comes great complexity and uncertainty, and as Machiavelli said, "There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things".
These are perilous times.
