Sentence examples for for the precarious from inspiring English sources

And it is to blame for the precarious condition in which the United States is leaving Iraq today.

As they rise, so does the use of motorbikes often for the precarious transport of entire families.

The biggest uncertainty of all is what the result means for the precarious balance between Taiwan, China and America.One thing, though, is very clear.

Without smiles of fortune, there cannot be a commanding career in much of anything, and the rule goes double for the precarious conditions of lives in art.

The fund's employees blame poor management by the previous president, Juan A. Figueroa, and flawed oversight by the board of directors for the precarious finances.

The risk-taking gene that enabled Munro to spring for the precarious rewards of the writing life must also have originated with her.

Like a 21st-century George Orwell, Bloodworth has gone undercover, experiencing for himself the precarious employment conditions of the "new working class" in towns across Britain, to reveal the dark side of the modern economy.

It was advertised as "a Carnival for everyone: the precarious, the low paid, the zero-houred, the part-time, the temporary, the interned, the unemployed, the workfared, the sacked, the redundant, the indebted".

But as the Legislature prepares to vote later this month on the budget for the 2002 fiscal year, the precarious economy and the sobering news that state revenues may fall short of projections by about $1 billion appear to have undermined the campaign.

The primary solution for that has been for the Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District to fill or replenish aquifers where growth is planned — and the source for that is the precarious Colorado River water.

A recent article in the Elk Grove Patch, for example, considered the precarious fate of its local Borders bookstore the only non-religious bookstore in the Californian city, just south of Sacramento.