Sentence examples for becoming precarious from inspiring English sources

My own career as a solo act had begun sagging around the middle, and it was becoming precarious for my family's existence to depend too much on my infrequent musical contribution to the pot.

"The R.B.A.'s balancing act is becoming more precarious," said Fred Neumann, an economist at HSBC in Hong Kong, in a note on Tuesday, referring to the Reserve Bank of Australia.

But even as the region's overall economy continues to grow, many people have found their financial situation becoming more precarious over the last year.

It said: "The security situation at the airport has been deteriorating in recent hours and the route to the airport is becoming more precarious.

Mr. Lugar said he understood that despondence over the economic crisis, a sense that government is more intrusive and a fear that the country's position on the global stage is becoming more precarious "are the underlying concerns" of partisan troubles.

Wolves' position is becoming increasingly precarious and they sit just one place and one point above the relegation zone.

Distributed generation is becoming increasingly precarious for the electricity production companies due to their favoured position in the merit order in many countries and the need to retain conventional fossil-based capacity as a back-up.

The situation in Rakhine State is becoming more precarious".

With the German situation north of the river becoming increasingly precarious, 21st Panzer Division battle groups and the remaining regiments of the 12th SS Panzer Division conducted a slow withdrawal across the Orne, making for the Verrières and Bourguébus Ridges.

The United Nations says the situation is becoming increasingly precarious, with up to 1 million people affected.

Unsafe water and sanitation The United Nations says the situation is becoming increasingly precarious in Myanmar, with up to 1.5 million people affected by the cyclone that struck last weekend.