Sentence examples for adding to the precarious from inspiring English sources

But with mounting political instability on the border, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees is concerned about the growing numbers of asylum-seekers from Somalia adding to the precarious situation.

African governments are frequently chaotic, ineffective, unstable, and corrupt, adding to the people's precarious existence.

The report warned Republicans that "the nation's demographic changes add to the urgency of recognizing how precarious our position has become".

"The nation's demographic changes add to the urgency of recognizing how precarious our position has become," said the report by the Republican National Committee.

All the regional complexities, added to the refugee influx, make for a precarious situation here.

You reach this tiny stretch of protected shoreline by descending a precarious, rickety path, which adds to the thrill of the location.

It's an intoxicating if precarious concoction, capable of exploding or imploding at any moment, which only adds to the fun.

There were a few precarious moments (but no derailments) in the cat-and-mouse dialogue between orchestra and soloist at the end, and the tension added to the excitement.

Passage of totally unbalanced, partisan and punitive legislation by House Republicans will only add to precarious uncertainty".

Add to that the Saud dynasty's precarious grip on power, and the ruling family might find it politically impossible to crank up production to help the Americans.

She adds: "Given the precarious position the club is now in, a meeting at the earliest opportunity would be preferred".