Sentence examples for indeed precarious from inspiring English sources
Iraq's future is indeed precarious.
Indeed, the legal footing for this so-called "institution" has never looked so precarious.
Indeed, his precarious toehold on power could slip further if the Rwandan government, as many people here suspect, has not truly severed ties to the rebels.
Indeed, the precarious postwar balance of power between the Christian Democrats and the extreme left in Italy led him to encourage the members of Catholic Action (an activist lay movement under clerical control) to participate in parliamentary politics.
Sending drugs in the mail to Europe is indeed legally precarious, but again, that's not stopping Auctor.
That makes many of these bonds precarious indeed.
Indeed, there is something precarious about the moment these images describe.
The newest arrivals are indeed in a more precarious position than their predecessors, both in terms of protection and basic services.
Indeed, Yang made Yahoo!'s precarious position clear on the call when he got a bit defensive, saying the fact the CEO search was finished in six weeks "demonstrates the value of our company".
Indeed Twitter suggests the entire precarious business of balancing its long-stated desire to champion free speech with the need to avoid becoming a dumb conduit for online bullying (and worse) is something that's likely to result in continued tweaks in this area.
