Sentence examples for Somewhat precarious from inspiring English sources

But any planning seems somewhat precarious.

Hernández is in a somewhat precarious position.

In normal bodies, these fluids were kept in a perfect, if somewhat precarious, balance.

With footing somewhat precarious, you may spend more time than usual looking down.

Until Stalin's death in 1953, Mr. Khrushchev lived a somewhat precarious existence, he indicated in his secret speech of 1956.

It is thought that this somewhat precarious position is designed to prevent terrorism charges being levelled against him and avoid disruption to the peace process he helped drive.

This put Mr. Hynes, politically, in somewhat of a precarious position, as some ultra-Orthodox Jews resented the prosecutions.

The modest success of Thoughts and Johnson's encouragement emboldened Wollstonecraft to embark on a career as a professional writer, a precarious and somewhat disreputable profession for women during the 18th century.

Water levels in reservoirs have since recovered somewhat, but the city's precarious situation exemplifies how the consequences of climate's influence on water security are already being experienced.

But it was also in precarious financial condition and somewhat insular, having been a tightly held family operation since 1896, when it was bought by his grandfather Adolph S. Ochs.

Tottenham's position remains relatively precarious in the Premier League, if eased somewhat by Monday's win at Hull City, and there will be no cause to relax even if United are defeated tomorrow.