Sentence examples for a very precarious time from inspiring English sources

"The union really stepped up and helped the state out at a very precarious time, from a financial point of view".

But one prominent black supporter of Mr. Obama, Representative Artur Davis of Alabama, called this moment "a very precarious time for the Clinton campaign".

"This is a very precarious time for the East China Sea".

More than ever, I think that the church is living in a very precarious time.

But they did find enough common ground to help resuscitate Massachusetts during a very precarious time in the state's history.

I was in a very precarious position at the time and I literally thought it was the end for me in this country.

For every gallon conserved in a drought, that's one more gallon a utility is not earning money on, over time putting the provider in a very precarious financial situation.

"He was instrumental with the founding with Dave, and when the league was in a very precarious position, he pulled it all together in a very short period of time.

In an interview with the Washington Post, Trump said the fact that Cruz was born in Canada was a "very precarious one for Republicans because he'd be running and the courts may take a long time to make a decision.

"It'd be a very precarious one for Republicans because he'd be running and the courts may take a long time to make a decision.

Rising income inequality, downward pressure on wages, increasingly contingent and part-time work opportunities, decimation of the planet, etc. are all an effect of a very precarious social order.