Sentence examples for as precarious as it is from inspiring English sources

Never in the modern age has work been as precarious as it is today.

The quest is as precarious as it is urgent because the fourth quarter, which begins next week, can generate as much as half their profits for the year.

The situation is not nearly as precarious as it was then, but Mexican policymakers may still need a shot or two to steady the nerves.Since the 50% devaluation of 1994 the peso has floated freely, which makes it safer than it was 20 years ago but something of a punch bag for nervous investors.

Now, 39 years later, conservative lawmakers are making unprecedented moves toward reversing Roe v. Wade, and the legality of abortion is as precarious as it's ever been.

Her position is not as precarious as it seems.

Wilderness is vital to the environment but also precarious, as endangered as it is dangerous.

He did walk off the field with a lead, precarious as it was.

Its survival has been as precarious as his biography is brief.

And now Aristophanes, who surely must be God, has given us George W. Bush, a man unfit to run a hardware store let alone a nation like this one, and who has merely reaffirmed for me the maxim that informed the writing of all these books and that makes our lives as Americans as precarious as anyone else's: all the assurances are provisional, even here in a 200-year-old democracy.

Adding protectorates over churches to their inherited offices, domains, and fiefs while acquiring other lordships and counties through marriage, they built up principalities that were as precarious as they were powerful.

This began a golden period in which the buzz around Ms. Armitage was as heady as it was precarious.