Sentence examples for future is precarious from inspiring English sources

It is August 1956, and the cold war is on: the future is precarious, extinction thinkable.

My job's future is precarious at best – new companies have a sky-high risk of going under.

He formed a community interest company, which opened a new centre in Kings Lynn, but its future is precarious.

With advances significantly lower than in previous decades, and with retail giant Amazon beginning to talk about paying – for the moment, self-published – writers by the number of downloaded pages readers actually get through, fiction's financial future is precarious.

"In the Ukraine neighbours cry because the future is precarious and dangerous.

The deadline is looming, the boss is breathing down his throat, the job's future is precarious.

When the Harbeses, high school sweethearts, married in 1978, there were 20,000 acres and Mr. Harbes worried that the future was precarious.

Iraq's future is indeed precarious.

For those who don't have the means or desire to relocate to the US, the future is particularly precarious.

Albanians reject this, seeing in it a bid to fix Kosovo's demography before splitting the province.Meanwhile, the Kosovo Serbs have no legitimate representatives to speak on their behalf; their future is more precarious than ever.

It's a minor tragedy that without Abbado the orchestra's future is so precarious: the musicians have worked often without him in any case, and to be able to call on performers of the calibre of Bernard Haitink and Maria Joao Pires as replacements for Abbado and Argerich, as the orchestra did at its Southbank debut concert last October, shows the quality of soloist and conductor they can attract.