Sentence examples for all precarious from inspiring English sources
They say that security, health and education are all precarious in the city, which has seen precious little Olympic benefit.
Winter may bring with it beautiful scenery and fun activities but they are often preceded by snow, storms, blizzards, icy roads - all precarious road conditions.
Unlike countries with multi-party systems, proportional representation, and instant runoff voting, our simplistic, two-party, winner-take-all, precarious election system (with electoral college) encourages black-and-white, us against them thinking.
But the isolated image and the woman's long, transformative gaze, under which the hand turns from human to ape-like to crab-like to "a panoply of war", conveys all the precarious freight of feeling attendant on a new marriage.
Drew: I would make all these precarious jockstrap contraptions to dance in.
It was Jake Crouthamel, the athletic director at Syracuse -- not the Syracuse chancellor, Kenneth A. Shaw -- who said, "Until we get our hands around this issue and get it resolved, we are all in a precarious position".
Winter sports seem all the more precarious, performed on edges set against slippery surfaces.
If Mr. Cameron were to return from Brussels with a budget in which spending was not cut, his political position could become all the more precarious.
This scene of out-and-out gluttony, teetering on the brink of chaos, is all the more precarious because it is made entirely of glass.
Aceves's spot in the Boston rotation looked all the more precarious when John Lackey, recovering from an elbow strain, pitched into the sixth inning in a solid rehab start for Class AAA Pawtucket.
