Sentence examples for are precarious for from inspiring English sources

Redistricting years are precarious for speakers.

The jobs are precarious for the most part.

If they are struggling with issues of self-identity and where they fit in, it may be because those things are precarious for them, and a parent can provide extra scaffolding that helps them get through.

It's precarious for everybody.

The moment is precarious for the Onondagas.

Recent incidents showed that it could be precarious for practitioners.

Life has often been precarious for musicians, and it continues to be so.

Baldwin had lost his footing during the ascent, and the situation was precarious for a moment.

Life is precarious for those who live on wages and have no reserves or additional revenue.

Abbado is, after all, 78 now, his health has been precarious for the last decade, and he is extremely sparing about his appearances.

Associations cannot refuse accommodation 'to a transsexual person', but it can still be precarious for trans people if anyone around them takes exception.