Sentence examples for a precarious surface from inspiring English sources
A pair of settees had no side tables to rest a glass on; the leather ottoman between them would be a precarious surface.
In October 1915, Endurance had been sunk by the pack ice in the Weddell Sea, leaving Shackleton and his companions adrift on a precarious ice surface.
Not evolved to navigating the precarious surfaces, one walrus falls, and another, and another, their massive bodies slamming onto the rocky beach.
The region forms part of the Sahelian region of Ghana and is characterized by a precarious nature of surface water reserves.
Philae bounced off the comet to a height of 1 km (0.6 mile) and bounced again (but not as high) before settling into a precarious position, tipped almost sideways on a cliff face with only two legs on the surface.
It is a precarious existence.
Life is a precarious balance.
Diggers do not & live a precarious existence.
They have to maintain a precarious balance.
Europe remains in a precarious economic state.
