Sentence examples for become precarious from inspiring English sources

But after the global economic crisis and Georgia's war with Russia, the situation has become precarious.

If Slomka's position was weak going into the new campaign, it has now become precarious.

The situation could become precarious if Yzerman is worn down against the next foe and Larionov cannot play.

Even in rich countries, where they were once secure, homes have become precarious, as if sinkholes were opening under them.

But after recent setbacks in Wisconsin and Wyoming, Trump's path to an outright win has become precarious.

And once the American military withdraws next year, the school's existence could become precarious if such conservative forces come to power.

His future as a tennis player became precarious.

Things became precarious at the close of the first movement.

Kacheishvili did attack, and the position around Shankland's king became precarious.

Parking was eliminated, driving was difficult and it became precarious even to walk.

As relations between Britain and the colonies worsened, Franklin's own position became precarious.