Sentence examples for is less precarious from inspiring English sources

Now, our health is less precarious, and alcohol is our universal panacea.

Access to health care is less precarious than it used to be.

A white boy who has always lived off welfare in Beau Marais – his situation is less precarious but, in a way, more deeply mired, more irredeemable, and (whether it's conscious or not) I wonder if that hasn't got something to do with his resentment.

[ 13- 17] A high velocity COP excursion when the COP is in the middle of the foot is less precarious than a high velocity excursion occurring close to the boundary of the foot.[ 13, 15] In a comparison of 15 females with CAI and 9 females without CAI, Hertel and Olmsted-Kramer demonstrated that the magnitude and variability of TTB measures in single limb stance were lower in the CAI group.

Musically, things are less precarious.

A stack of DVDs was less precarious but no less heterogeneous than the books and LPs.

But there's less precarious entertainment, too, including pipe bands, Scottish singers and a Highland dancing demonstration.

It was also suggested that this approach would be less precarious and more likely to be sustained over time than support from nongovernmental agencies.

Today, married and raising a child with my spouse, my legal standing is far less precarious than Bette and Tina's, but it's just as hard to find characters I relate to as it was a decade ago.

The storm may have barely grazed Lennox, which sits just above sea level off the coast of Prince Edward Island, but its position is no less precarious: scientists say the 450 Indigenous Mi'kmaq people who call it home will be among Canada's first climate refugees.

In fact, the SOB's situation is no less precarious.