There were a lot of sleepless nights, and things got even more precarious last summer when the Daily Mirror editor called time on the weekly column Parsons had written for 18 years.
The issue becomes even more precarious in the summer when those sources completely dry up.
The novel does sag a bit under some excess plot, and, when Bennet's identity proves even more precarious than Charles suspects, the peeling of masks becomes audible.
Life becomes even more precarious after the woman gives birth and the family fishing boat is impounded when Filippo and Ernesto try to use it to take their student guests on a pleasure trip (for which they do not have a license).
Especially in the rainy season when vehicles are unable to ply the roads, it makes traveling to the hospital even more precarious.
Jeffrey's situation is even more precarious.
The small changes are even more precarious defensively.
It could make the situation even more precarious.
At one time, his fate seemed even more precarious.
Refugees there face an even more precarious fate.
