Sentence examples for he's precarious from inspiring English sources
"He's precarious," explained Gehry, who was on the awards jury until last year.
It's precarious for everybody.
But the rider's control is precarious, because he is tiny compared with the elephant.
"Argentina's women's league is precarious.
But senior officials from both the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority warned that the agreement he left behind was precarious and would require renewed sustained American involvement.
Rhodes's patience had begun to wear thin even earlier, partly because he knew his health was precarious and partly because he learned that the gold deposits of the Transvaal were enormous, whereas those of Mashonaland were proving poor.
Cromwell follows those orders only as far as he cares to; he knows that her status is precarious, since the king's eye has again begun to wander.
Women's rights are precarious.
The man's perch is precarious.
Yet Russia's finances are precarious.
