Sentence examples for is particularly precarious from inspiring English sources

"The economic situation is particularly precarious.

"The economic situation is particularly precarious," said Ronny Lowenstein, director of the publicly funded agency.

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

(General Clark's situation is particularly precarious because he decided to skip the Iowa caucus and thus faces the prospect of being an observer of the campaign for the next three weeks).

In Idomeni, on the border with Macedonia, the situation is particularly precarious, with 10,257 refugees trapped in a makeshift camp and unable to continue their journey to northern Europe.

Today the situation is particularly precarious in the Sahelian region and western and central Africa where untreated reservoirs of infection are increasing [14] [16].

And the LSO's situation was particularly precarious because it was often unclear who was in charge, with control of the orchestra's affairs split between a player-chairman and a managing director.

But Rather's situation had been particularly precarious since September 8th, when "60 Minutes Wednesday" aired a report on President Bush's service in the Texas Air National Guard, from 1968 to 1973, that turned out to be deeply flawed.

The situation of the young cadets was particularly precarious as they were used to crew older Royal Navy vessels.

A blizzard can be particularly precarious for this demographic, since they're at a high risk for developing hypothermia and frostbite and many struggle to leave the house.

But the true test of any president's legacy is how long it lasts -- and Obama's would appear to be particularly precarious given the strident opposition of Republicans.