Sentence examples for albeit precarious from inspiring English sources

A couple of years ago, they settled here in a 55-and-older community— they insisted its name be withheld for security reasons — and have built a pleasant, albeit precarious, life.

Looking back on the incident later, the other Vietnam veteran, Bob Dawes, 59, a former Army Ranger and Mr. O'Rourke's co-instructor, felt that it was an important, albeit precarious part of this trip.

If there are signs, with the recent (albeit precarious) appointments of Tim Sherwood at Spurs and Garry Monk as an interim at Swansea, that owners are more alive to the idea that imports might not always be the answer, then you can probably trace the shift to the realisation that for every Special One there is also an AVB.

Although their modest plots of beans, amaranth and sweet potatoes do not yet yield enough income to support a household, for many refugees who initially rely on public benefits, the very act of planting — albeit in a precarious floodplain — is an anchoring force.

The fact that someone could make a living -- albeit often a precarious one -- telling stories with a camera, meeting interesting people and going behind-the-scenes of fascinating places was mind bending.

Albeit, that position is looking rather more precarious now, if lawmakers are going to legislate that companies be required to go so far as be forced to rewrite their code to workaround their own security features — aka 'hello backdoors'.

And it's in them, Tonya has found (albeit controversially) a way out of her precarious circumstances.

Massive, precarious.

Albeit flawed.

Albeit in Tuscany.

Talk about precarious.