Sentence examples for bit precarious from inspiring English sources
Everything felt a bit precarious.
It all feels a bit precarious.
"It's a bit precarious right now".
I've tried standing on my chair, but the seat is springy and it's on wheels, so it's a bit precarious.
It started a little uncertainly – the first 15 minutes felt a bit precarious – but after that it was very inventive.
"The whole thing is looking a bit precarious especially if the rumours of non-voting shares turn out to be true.
The Nets never went into overtime, their shrinking lead in the Eastern Conference a bit more precarious.
On September 11th the International Energy Agency IEAa), a quasi-governmental watchdog set up by the world's biggest oil consumers, said that stocks of crude were "uncomfortably low" going into the winter, and the whole situation "every bit as precarious" as in 1999, before a notably volatile spell for oil prices.This being so, the Saudis might argue at Osaka for a modest increase in quotas.
Jenifer Constantine and Trippy Thompson, bartenders in Williamsburg, found the adventurous loft life there a bit too precarious after the birth of their first child in 2007, and moved to New Paltz to open their own minimalist, Brooklynesque bar and restaurant in Rosendale, Market Market, with a locavore menu and weekly spoken-word slams.
