Sentence examples for a precarious world from inspiring English sources

In a precarious world, tungsten, at least, was stable.

Rich called forward voices created in a precarious world.

In a precarious world, it is comforting to avail yourself of the odd certainty.

In a precarious world, the full range of American intelligence and intelligence-gathering on, for example, China's military build-up and Iran's nuclear ambitions needs urgent re-evaluating.

Everyone knows we're living in a precarious world in terms of resources and over-population, and that can weigh on your mind.

He steps into a precarious world of populism, corruption, and insulation can he present himself as a change agent that others will embrace?

It is a precarious existence.

In the  '60s and '70s, we worried about the fate of single women, about a new and precarious world of sexual adventure, and our fears were fed by the Kitty Genovese murder and the Son of Sam killings and "Looking for Mr. Goodbar".

Back in 1999 the Institute of Physics recognised this situation and produced a book of advice to young scientists and engineers researching in universities on how to plan a career in this precarious world.

A person confronted by a spontaneous intrusion of the precarious world into the seemingly steady course of his life will identify and analyze the constituents of his particular situation and then consider what changes he might introduce in order to produce, in Dewey's parlance, a "consummatory" end.

And a good pension in the precarious world of the arts is one element that helps keep players ensconced in their chairs, ensuring that handoff of artistic heritage.