Sentence examples for a precarious future from inspiring English sources

Today, McLean, as portrayed by Mr. Beam, is a hospital with a precarious future.

Now it faces a precarious future after it was announced yesterday that the greetings card chain would go into administration.

290 million people have been rendered effectively stateless by the dissolution of the Soviet Union and now face a precarious future with no guaranteed social contract.

The election result was a reversal of the coup and a repudiation of the elite establishment that backed it, taking Thailand into a precarious future.

Indeed, in this age of fast fruit, the homely and slow-ripening Pippin, the prize of queens and the pride of Queens, faces a precarious future.

290 million people have been rendered effectively stateless by the dissolution of the Soviet Union and now face a precarious future with no guaranteed social contract..

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

But the radio show which loses its lynchpin faces an altogether more precarious future, especially if the history of the series in question is bound up with the departing host.

This should have been a channeled, and terrifying, testimony to the precarious future of the print industry, and you do get the feeling that there is a riveting documentary beneath the murk.

Across the country middle-income Americans face a precarious economic future.

In life, Mr. Jackson faced a precarious financial future, as he piled on debts to finance his tastes in art, to travel on private jets and to keep up Neverland.