Sentence examples for a very very precarious from inspiring English sources
"They are in a very, very precarious position".
I was very, very precarious and then I felt a lot better.
"From a national security point of view, it would in my view be a very, very unwise and precarious move to say that the United States doesn't care whether they're part of the world community or not," President Clinton told a group of independent insurance agents meeting in Washington.
"From a national security point of view, it would in my view be a very, very unwise and precarious move to say that the United States doesn't care whether they're part of the world community or not," President Clinton told an insurance group last week, a theme he repeated nightly as he tried to win over 40 or so legislators who were still undecided about the China bill.
There is only room for a very, very few millionaires in this game, and even those wealth dropouts have precarious wealth — look at Facebook stock and how poorly it has done.
A very, very surreal moment".
"A very, very long while".
A very, very strong message".
A playwright's life is a very precarious one.
But Mitchell left his successor, a man named Richard Kleindienst, in a very precarious position.
