"The economic situation is particularly precarious.
"The economic situation is particularly precarious," said Ronny Lowenstein, director of the publicly funded agency.
For those who don't have the means or desire to relocate to the US, the future is particularly precarious.
The balance between controlling infection and limiting inflammation is particularly precarious in the brain because of its unique vulnerability to the toxic effects of inflammation.
For emerging artists this is particularly precarious, since careers are too often ended early if a first set of recordings fail to sell.
The situation for low-income families is particularly precarious in affluent areas, because once they leave, they likely have no other options in the entire city, or even county.
And the LSO's situation was particularly precarious because it was often unclear who was in charge, with control of the orchestra's affairs split between a player-chairman and a managing director.
The position of lower-income households is particularly precarious, the report found, with less than two weeks' income available in their savings and checking accounts and cash on hand.
(General Clark's situation is particularly precarious because he decided to skip the Iowa caucus and thus faces the prospect of being an observer of the campaign for the next three weeks).
