Sentence examples for however precarious from inspiring English sources

FINDING that balance, however precarious, took years for the 92nd Street Y.

And however precarious the bridge, we have to keep striving to cross it.

The brutality of the attacks and the fact that many Muslims died have strengthened a sense of outrage among ordinary Muslims here, and even some sense of communal harmony, however precarious.

In fact, the employment rate of media studies graduates is higher than in most other humanities and social science subjects; and most of them are getting jobs in media-related professions, however precarious they may be.

But they are still lower than might have been expected in a city of 10m.FIPE also found that most of those sleeping on the streets were neither children nor beggars, but single men with jobs, however precarious.

A curious addition to the ranks of gladiators was not uncommon under the Empire: a ruined man, perhaps of high social position, might engage himself as a gladiator, thus getting at least a means of livelihood, however precarious.

Up until now, however, the precarious political situation has not significantly interfered with high-tech growth.

However, this precarious alignment (dubbed the "European Project") may face unravel in the case of EU-exit contagion.

A Populus poll this month showed that voters favour Labour on welfare reform.Its fate remains precarious, however.

Jones's chances of winning five gold medals seemed to grow more precarious, however, when Devers pulled up in a semifinal heat of the 100-meter hurdles.

The succession was precarious, however, because a number of wealthy Anglo-Norman barons supported Duke Robert, and Henry moved quickly to gain all the backing he could.