Sentence examples for likely precarious from inspiring English sources

Investors should take note: where land rights are weakest, investments are likely precarious.

While the IMF praised actions taken to head off the euro crisis, it warned the situation in Europe "will likely remain precarious until all policy action needed for a resolution of the crisis has been taken".

Low-risk offenders are also more likely to have precarious living situations.

However, it is also likely that the precarious situation of widows and divorcees is contributing to both drug and alcohol use and engagement in sex work.

Even if not formally deported, their existence are likely to become more precarious.

Lehman's next results are likely to underscore its precarious position.

Their future will likely continue to be precarious after the U.S. withdraws yet again from the country in 2015.

In summary, our data showed a clear association between ENSO and the incidence of malaria in Comarca Madungandí, which put into context, is likely exacerbated by the precarious status of the Gunas within Panamanian society.

Mr. Bloxham, the economist, argued that the government's softening of the tax in the face of likely industry pushback illustrated how precarious Ms. Gillard's position remains.

The reasons behind the rise in aloneness aren't clear, but they likely involve the rise of precarious work, the loss of "third places" (such as neighbourhood pubs), and the closure or de-funding of public spaces like parks or libraries.

With £12 billion [$19 billion] more welfare cuts in the pipeline, things are likely to become still more precarious.