Sentence examples for appears precarious from inspiring English sources

Given doubts over CCS and the limited number of high-efficiency coal power plants, coal's role on a climate-aware planet appears precarious.

They were the hundreds of thousands of firefighters, pilots, soldiers, scientists and experts sent to contain the damage, to evacuate the citizenry and ultimately to encase the deadly ruin in a concrete sarcophagus whose stability appears precarious.

("VERY weak!") At one point, it looked as if there might be only days left in Sessions's tenure, and his position still appears precarious; it now seems to depend on his openness to obstructing justice.

"But things appear precarious at the moment" over the swearing-in issue, he said.

"But things appear precarious at the moment" over the swearing-in issue.

Its order of accuracy is thus lower than was thought, and the common estimates of the value of M below which it applies appear precarious.

Less than 12 months on and the Chilean's job prospects appear precarious after a run of four wins in 15 league and cup games ended all hope of silverware.

Iran is facing a long period of political instability; and with increasing tensions in neighbouring Pakistan, plus the volatile situation in Afghanistan and Iraq, regional security appears more precarious than any time in the recent past.

While balancing the dual priorities of career and family is a challenge faced by women in every profession, the balance appears particularly precarious for women in academia.

Rarely has the N.B.A. coaching carousel appeared so precarious or capricious or just plain irrational.

Mr. Annan traveled to Syria seeking to salvage his peace plan, which appeared more precarious than ever after the massacre of at least 108 villagers in the Houla area of central Syria.