Sentence examples for a precarious project from inspiring English sources

Clearly, beating urban poverty is a precarious project which goes far beyond simply having a roof over one's head.

Given his most recent public appearance it's worth noting that the name "Beckham" doesn't shine quite as brightly as it used to – with every day that passes, Beckham's reliance on his star power to push things through in Miami seems to become a more precarious project.

Perhaps it is because in this context of precarious projects and uncertain economies, broken families and strained relations, the self is the only reliable material of investment (see Feher 2009).

The ruling comes at a precarious time for the rail project because Maryland officials have said they need the federal grants to cover nearly half of the line's $2 billion construction cost.

The veteran Dutch-Chinese illustrator Thé Tjong-Khing depicts the EU as a precarious balancing act and has called the EU project "a mere dream that can't really work".

Google is walking a precarious line, said Kevin Bankston, director of the free expression project at the Center for Democracy and Technology, a nonprofit in Washington that advocates for digital civil liberties.

In fact, it creates a precarious situation for any future businesses considering a serious building project in Houston.

For all the excitement about rapid growth, moving the overall population beyond a precarious form of existence is, in all likelihood, a century-long project.

At Eastside Projects, his large canvases are stacked like a precarious house of cards, reaching from the gallery floor to the roof.

The Iranian regime is in a precarious position, because they're weak at home they have some interest in projecting an image of strength abroad.

This creates a precarious situation for APEs and increases the risk of attrition: 'many partners come with projects of 3 5 years and they cannot commit themselves for more' Government respondent [14].