Sentence examples for is too precarious from inspiring English sources

But now London and Washington say security in this war-torn former British colony is too precarious.

Diving deep into a true yoga practice, however, is too precarious.

They felt the life of an artist was too precarious".

That's too precarious a position for any company to tolerate.

The balancing act of family and career was too precarious and overwhelming.

In the end Daddyji sent the children, including Ved, away when he felt the situation was too precarious.

But Mr. Clinton, in a Rose Garden appearance today with reporters, said the situation in Colombia was too precarious to wait.

Mr. Wilson actually tried to restrain the bailout — he was among the task force members who argued that Chrysler's financial position was too precarious to warrant an infusion of public money.

Brobeck's financial condition was too precarious and the conflicts of interest between Brobeck's clients and those of Morgan Lewis were too intractable, said Francis M. Milone, the chairman of Morgan Lewis.

But when his father advised him at 17 that the film industry was too precarious a platform for his ambitions, Norman turned to journalism instead, initially hoping to become a foreign correspondent for the Daily Express.

No elected Thai government, apart from Mr. Thaksin's first administration, has served out its full term, and some political analysts said Mr. Abhisit's was too precarious to last long.