Sentence examples for fairly precarious from inspiring English sources
"I think there are rats in there, and it looks fairly precarious".
It's also self-aggrandizing, disjointed, and, in its most egregious moments, leaves the impression that her editors might have been egging her on — or worse, taking advantage of what sometimes looks like a fairly precarious psychological state — in order to ensure maximum blogospheric outrage.
The widely distributed circular penned by Elop himself is a description of Nokia's somewhat precarious position – and I say that as someone who has been fairly bullish on the handset maker's recent products.
But any planning seems somewhat precarious.
The only worries I've had so far have been relatively minor: an infected cut on my finger sustained during the landing, which has cleared up; constructing the wind turbine on my own in a fairly exposed and precarious position on top of Rockall; and the first couple of times it stopped through lack of wind (which didn't last!).
"Things are going fairly well but the situation remains precarious".
But at least she is alive, and fairly healthy.Her home now is a precarious lean-to made from a couple of stained, fraying sheets tied to some sticks.
I know it's not exactly headline news, but I just think that Dictionary.com is in a fairly interesting position in the market right now: a precarious domination that requires no small amount of vigilance to maintain.
The scenario, however, is also one more indication of how third party developers, even longstanding ones, remain on precarious footing when they build services that are too dependent on a platform that itself is still fairly young and evolving as it, too, builds its business.
Conversation is precarious.
