Sentence examples for are precarious when from inspiring English sources

Predictions about oil and gasoline prices are precarious when there are so many political and security hazards.

Redemption now beckons for Nigel Pearson, whose position was precarious when a late-season run of two wins from 16 endangered Leicester's promotion hopes, although he insisted the tie remains evenly poised.

Distinguishing between orthology and paralogy can be precarious when the assessment is only based on homology scores, and without an adequate phylogenetic landscape for each gene family involved [ 77].

These are precarious times when citizens are left in need of care from a government that appears to care for itself before anything else.

The building she was in was torn down and it's always traumatizing for an artist to [lose] their space, especially when their finances are precarious.

Strzok's position in the bureau had been precarious since last summer, when Justice Department Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz told Mueller that the lead agent on his team had been exchanging anti-Trump messages with an FBI lawyer.

Women's rights are precarious.

Their working lives are precarious.

"The conditions are precarious.

Mrs. Gresser's position had been precarious since July 1996, when she lost the board presidency to a candidate supported by Mr. Giuliani.

It had been precarious since April, when what the Catalan had described as a "defining week" produced a shambolic defeat at Liverpool in the derby plus a stoppage-time loss to Manchester United in the FA Cup semi-final.