Sentence examples for deeply precarious from inspiring English sources
Consequently when Mr. Fujimori returns to Peru, his political standing will remain deeply precarious.
It said it remained "deeply concerned" about Belounis's "precarious situation".
The company's precarious financial state matters deeply in Switzerland, because one-eighth of its stock is owned by the national and canton governments and because its shares are widely held by individual Swiss investors.
If I'm nostalgic, it's not because I was happy in those precarious years but because I was deeply moved by our resourcefulness.
This scapegoating of the most precarious and exploited members of the "academic community" is deeply objectionable.
It is a precarious existence even in good times, yet in a deeply traditional society, failure often brings a shame that is too much for farmers to bear.
Karzai, sheltered inside his fortified palace, has grown deeply unpopular; the recent assassination of his half-brother, Ahmed Wali, suggests a precarious weakness.
His obsession with the precarious nature of human identity was no chic intellectual gambit; it was a deeply personal fixation that was gradually driving him mad.
Conversation is precarious.
They are also precarious.
