Sentence examples for a more precarious state from inspiring English sources

It came as no surprise on Tuesday when the Federal Reserve said that the economy was in a more precarious state than it had previously believed.

It is a reasonable guess that the finances of the average hotel housekeeper are in a more precarious state than those of the average Sofitel guest.

Airports While the stadium-building process is at least limping towards the finishing line, infrastructure works are in a considerably more precarious state.

The popping of the overall emerging markets bubble will likely lead to a crisis that is worse than the 1997 Asian financial crisis due to the fact that more countries and regions are involved this time (Latin America, China, and Africa), and because the global economy is in a far more precarious state now than it was during the booming late-1990s.

No state faces a more precarious economic situation than Wyoming, the least populated state with just 479,000 people, about the population of Denver.

But the SPD is in a more precarious position.

But a story in Politico suggests a more precarious situation.

Many rare species (e.g. <1000 individuals) have a more precarious future.

It is hard to imagine a more precarious or more promising -- time in the Middle East.

farmer facing an unfavourable expenditure-yield ratio can find himself in a more precarious position than a non-Bt.

Clearly with AOL Mobile out of the picture that put Hipster into a more precarious position.