Sentence examples for it could be precarious from inspiring English sources
Recent incidents showed that it could be precarious for practitioners.
Maurice's health could be precarious, like the heart condition that almost killed him in 1998.
They have shared, too, a keen awareness that their stability could be precarious.
CLASSICAL MUSIC EAST IS EAST Jan . 25Life behind the Berlin Wall could be precarious, but the musical scene in postwar East Germany was full of daring souls.
(In my experience, most used to place the 'stache on their dash, which could be precarious).
You get the idea that having this woman for a mother could be precarious at best.
This newfound goodwill could be precarious, however, if human-shark interactions including attacks—increase as a result both of recovering shark populations and growing numbers of humans entering the ocean.
In an interview with The Washington Post last week, Trump drew attention to Cruz's birthplace and suggested it could be a "very precarious" issue for Republicans.
But the balance is so precarious that it could be disrupted by a single misguided breath or brush stroke.
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It could be that the jobs available are increasingly precarious and poorly paid – in that case, who wouldn't want a drink on a Friday night to get some sort of release from the working week?
