Sentence examples for a precarious connection from inspiring English sources

Foreign secretary William Hague gave an award to former Telegraph editor Charles Moore, for writing a hagiography of Margaret Thatcher, who used his acceptance speech to build a precarious connection between my comments about the sponsors, my foolish answerphone scandal at the BBC and the Sachs family's flight, 70 years earlier, from Nazi-occupied Europe. Nazi-occupied Europe

Scot Sothern: Lowlife | Lowlife is an illustrated memoir of dysfunction, a confession of a befuddled white guy maintaining a precarious connection to propriety and fatherhood while side-tripping into noir-ish infatuations.

But this is a precarious association.

The stage set underscored this possibility: a heart-shape ramp encircled a small number of fans, and Bono ran around it like a marathon man, leaning into the audience while subtly held in place by bodyguards, relishing the precarious connection to his fans.

Staff without powerful connections feared humiliation in a precarious, hostile environment.

It was "an extremely small group" with a "precarious organization in the provinces" and no cohesion or connection among themselves.

I chose to work for an escort service because I was young, starting out in a precarious industry, alone in the city and, like those hapless customers who are arrested in street sweeps, without connections.

It is a precarious existence.

Life is a precarious balance.

They have to maintain a precarious balance.

Europe remains in a precarious economic state.