Sentence examples for especially precarious from inspiring English sources

For wind power, the situation is especially precarious, energy specialists say.

For months, as El Niño strengthened in the Pacific, police and social workers warned people living in especially precarious temporary riverside dwellings to move.

Considering the expense of introducing an auto brand and developing dependable sales and service networks, Alfa's plans for the United States look especially precarious.

Mr. Célestin's position became especially precarious after the Organization of American States issued findings that he had come in third in the first round of voting, which would disqualify him from the runoff.

The company's position is especially precarious given the evolving state of the wireless industry, which is increasingly focused on customers willing to pay for expensive smartphones and the data plans that go with them.

Colombia's fragile peace effort seemed especially precarious today as the government faced fallout from violent events instigated by two rebel groups: a mass kidnapping last weekend, and the hijacking of a commercial airliner about two weeks ago, during which a police officer was killed.

But the bonds could leave investors exposed, especially given the precarious situation in Europe.

All public-goods spending is precarious, especially foreign aid, and never more so than with Republicans in charge of Congress.

Onscreen and in life, the welfare of white people feels decidedly yoked to the well-being of racial minorities, especially in these precarious days.

"The whole thing is looking a bit precarious especially if the rumours of non-voting shares turn out to be true.

Americans, especially those in precarious circumstances, want to see the moral fabric restored, and the essence of this — that effort should be linked to reward and redistribution — seems to muddy that moral fabric, even in harsh times like these.