Sentence examples for Precarious progress from inspiring English sources

But precarious progress is progress.

Meanwhile, in Glasgow, Postcard Records made precarious progress with such unexpected talents as the Fire Engines, Aztec Camera, Josef K, and Orange Juice (whose Edwyn Collins made the big time in the 1990s, utilizing British punk's archetypal drummer, the Sex Pistols' Paul Cook).

The riots in France run all these risks and yet have still managed to yield a precarious kind of progress.

Certainly for a geometer like Kepler, approximations constitute – as mathematical theory a painful and precarious way to progress.

If there is reason to celebrate Spurs excellence, even as the season dwindles into a race for second place, it is the simple fact that such progress is precarious.

"The answer lies in MLK's own words: 'All progress is precarious.' With every step forward, new obstacles emerge and we must never forget that his life and his teachings continue to challenge us every day to stand up to hatred and inequality".

But Sierra Leone's progress is precarious.

And as Martin Luther King, Jr., said, "All progress is precarious, and the solution of one problem brings us face to face with another problem".

Her professional progress is as precarious as her social life.

"If people remain at risk of slipping back into poverty because of structural factors and persistent vulnerabilities, development progress will remain precarious," Clark said.

China, for all its economic progress, is in a precarious position.